Division of Wildlife Conservation (DWC) Publication Details

Little brown bats in Southeast Alaska hibernate in holes: Inplications for the spread of White-nose Syndrome

• Reference: Blejwas, K., M. Kohan, L. Beard, and G. Pendleton. 2015. Little brown bats in Southeast Alaska hibernate in holes: Inplications for the spread of White-nose Syndrome. Bat Research News, Winter 2015 56(4):70.
• Audiences: Scientist, Wildlife Manager
• Authors: L. Beard, Karen M. Blejwas, Michael Kohan, Grey W. Pendleton
• Grants:
• GMUs or Areas: 01
• Keywords: Little brown bat, Southeast Alaska, hibernation, White-nose Syndrome
• Link: http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/static/home/library/pdfs/wildlife/research_pdfs/little_brown_bats_southeast_hibernate_holes.pdf (PDF)
• Partners:
• Primary Authors: Karen M. Blejwas
• Programs: Threatened, Endangered, and Diversity Program (TED), Wildlife Health
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• Publication Types: Abstract/Poster/Presentation (Scientific)
• Regions: Region I - Southeast Alaska
• Species: Little Brown Bat
• Species Categories: Bats, Mammals
• Title: Little brown bats in Southeast Alaska hibernate in holes: Inplications for the spread of White-nose Syndrome
• Topics: Disease, Health, and Nutrition, Habitat
• Year: 2015

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