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November 26, 1997Journal of MammalogyOpen Access

Roosting Behavior and Roost-Site Preferences of Forest-Dwelling California Bats (Myotis californicus)

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RBR. Mark BrighamUniversity of ReginaMVMaarten J. VonhofWestern Michigan UniversityRBRobert M. R. BarclayUniversity of Calgary

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