Bats: Biology, Behavior, and Conservation explores the diverse world of bats, delving into their biological characteristics, behavioral patterns, and conservation challenges. It addresses significant issues such as human-bat disease transmission (e.g., rabies, SARS), reproductive and physiological adaptations, bat roles in pollination and seed dispersal, their metabolic systems, and conservation insights from both modern studies and fossil records. The book integrates research across disciplines to inform public health and biodiversity protection efforts.
1. Chiroptophobia: Rabies, SARS, and Other BatโRelated Human Pathogens
2. Foraging Behaviour of the Short-Nosed Fruit Bat (Cynopterus sphinx)
3. Reproductive Biology of Male Bats: Anatomy, Physiology, and Endocrinology
4. Foraging Ecology of Pteropodid Bats: Pollination and Seed Dispersal
5. Bats and Rabies in Brazil
6. Postnatal Development, Wing Morphology and Flight Performance of the Short-Nosed Fruit Bat
7. Hematophagous Bats
8. Regulators in Epididymal Maturation and Sperm Storage in Bats
9. Metabolic Adaptations in Frugivorous Bats
10. Fossil Contributions to Understanding Bat Population Dynamics
11. Mechanisms of Prolonged Sperm Storage in Female Bats
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