Roost ecology, population size, behavioral patterns and morphometric analysis

Dec 13, 2023

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The present study was conducted at Krishnai Forest Range Office Campus (26u00b02u2032 0u2033 North, 90u00b040u2032 0u2033 East) situated at Goalpara district of Assam. Throughout the pre-monsoon season (Marchu2013May 2022), the survey location was periodically visited. The current study aims to identify the numerous roosting trees used by Indian flying foxes (P. medius), their diurnal behavioral pattern, and to assess the population size of the species together with their morphometric variations. A large mean colony size (5479 332.99) of P. medius bats was found in the study site, residing in a number of preferred.

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Roost ecology, population size, behavioral patterns and morphometric analysis

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