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Specialized Insectivory: Beetle-Eating and Moth-Eating Molossid Bats

Journal of Mammalogy - United States
doi 10.2307/1380088
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EvolutionEcologyGeneticsNatureSystematicsAnimal ScienceLandscape ConservationBehaviorZoology
Date

August 20, 1979

Authors
P. W. Freeman
Publisher

Oxford University Press (OUP)


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