
pmid: 4706247
(Uploaded by Plazi for the Bat Literature Project) Methowdesre developedthat permit the long-termlaboratory maintenanceof largenumbersof Glossophagasoricina.Animalswere housedin bipartitecageswithdarkenedroostingboxes,andserveda fortifieddiet containing peachnectaras a palatablebase. Themethodswereconduciveto continuedreproductiveactivityby the animalsin captivity. Fooddeprivationof G. soricinaforonenightin eitherthe laboratoryor the field resultedin estivationon the followingday. This was characterizedby marked behavioralchangesand, in the laboratoryb, y a drop of about 3.3?C in body temperature. Estivation was also observed in Vampyrops helleri and Carollia perspiciUata.
bats, bat, Biodiversity, Adaptation, Physiological, Estivation, Animals, Laboratory, Chiroptera, Mammalia, Animals, Animalia, Food Deprivation, Chordata
bats, bat, Biodiversity, Adaptation, Physiological, Estivation, Animals, Laboratory, Chiroptera, Mammalia, Animals, Animalia, Food Deprivation, Chordata
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