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Insectivorous bat assemblages in relation to spatial aspects of virgin jungle reserves in Peninsular Malaysia.
The tropical region supports the highest diversity of bat fauna known. Reasons for their success are mainly due to their large geographical ranges, the diversity of habitats, various foraging strategies and the tendency to exhibit a variety of roosting behaviour. This study addresses the issue of in
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