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... with a single species. This method can be used to verify the data obtained by other counting methods. Both harp traps and mist nets are effective for capturing bats at different heights, such as at subcanopy level. Harp traps consist of a large rectangular frame crossed by a series of vertical wires...

... the slope can be considered the entire habitat of the species. Three frame quadrats of approx. 25 sq. m. (5m x 5m) were randomly selected within the woodland to define the sample area of the population size estimation. Within each quadrat, locations and conditions, such as height and the presence of...

... with a single species. This method can be used to verify the data obtained by other counting methods. Both harp traps and mist nets are effective for capturing bats at different heights, such as at subcanopy level. Harp traps consist of a large rectangular frame crossed by a series of vertical wires...

... with a single species. This method can be used to verify the data obtained by other counting methods. Both harp traps and mist nets are effective for capturing bats at different heights, such as at subcanopy level. Harp traps consist of a large rectangular frame crossed by a series of vertical wires...

... the slope can be considered the entire habitat of the species. Three frame quadrats of approx. 25 sq. m. (5m x 5m) were randomly selected within the woodland to define the sample area of the population size estimation. Within each quadrat, locations and conditions, such as height and the presence of...

... the slope can be considered the entire habitat of the species. Three frame quadrats of approx. 25 sq. m. (5m x 5m) were randomly selected within the woodland to define the sample area of the population size estimation. Within each quadrat, locations and conditions, such as height and the presence of...

... with a single species. This method can be used to verify the data obtained by other counting methods. Both harp traps and mist nets are effective for capturing bats at different heights, such as at subcanopy level. Harp traps consist of a large rectangular frame crossed by a series of vertical wires...

... with a single species. This method can be used to verify the data obtained by other counting methods. Both harp traps and mist nets are effective for capturing bats at different heights, such as at subcanopy level. Harp traps consist of a large rectangular frame crossed by a series of vertical wires...

... with a single species. This method can be used to verify the data obtained by other counting methods. Both harp traps and mist nets are effective for capturing bats at different heights, such as at subcanopy level. Harp traps consist of a large rectangular frame crossed by a series of vertical wires...

... the slope can be considered the entire habitat of the species. Three frame quadrats of approx. 25 sq. m. (5m x 5m) were randomly selected within the woodland to define the sample area of the population size estimation. Within each quadrat, locations and conditions, such as height and the presence of...