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Diferenciação sensorial e temporal dos morcegos insetívoros aéreos da Reserva Biológica de Sooretama
Coexisting animal species often differ in resource use, at least in one niche dimension, thus avoiding competition. Approximately 70% of all bat species are insectivorous, with most relying on echolocation for navigation and prey detection. Resource partitioning among insectivorous bats manifests th
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