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Ecología austral

On-line version ISSN 1667-782X

Abstract

BRACAMONTE, Julio C. Sampling protocol for the estimation of bat diversity with mist nets in ecological studies. Ecol. austral [online]. 2018, vol.28, n.2, pp.446-454. ISSN 1667-782X.

Bats represent a considerable proportion of the mammals of the Neotropics; thus, it is important to understand the ecological processes that occur in their ecosystems. For such purposes, the capture of bats with the mist-ne��ing method has been more intensively used and is widely recognized. However, research groups do not always include experienced people to carry out the trapping and to transmit their knowledge on the subject. In this work, I make available both for students and researchers who are new to the use of mist-ne��ing a protocol that will facilitate their performance and will allow obtaining results comparable with other studies. On the other hand, I highlight the need to consider the welfare of the animals under study at the time of capturing.

Keywords : Chiroptera; Capture method; Diversity; Community.

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