Thermal Imaging Reveals Significantly Smaller Brazilian Free-Tailed Bat Colonies Than Previously Estimated
Margrit Betke(Boston University), Thomas Kunz(Carleton University), Stephen C. Crampton(Boston University), Marianne Procopio(Boston University), Jonathan D. Reichard(United States Fish and Wildlife Service), Shuang Tang(Boston University), Nicholas C. Makris(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Cutler J. Cleveland(Boston University), J. Horn(Boston University), Nickolay I. Hristov(Boston University), Angshuman Bagchi(Boston University), Diane E. Hirsh(Boston University), Gary F. McCracken(University of Tennessee at Knoxville)
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