Actividad Matutina: Nuevos registros de comportamiento diurno en murciélagos Mexicanos
Artibeus aff. lituratus eating a fruit
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Forrajeo diurno
Phyllostomidae
sequía
Vespertilionidae

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Aguilar Rodríguez, Pedro Adrián, Iván Arturo Castellanos Osorio, Melany Aguilar-López, y Cristopher Manuel Pérez-Sánchez. 2024. «Actividad Matutina: Nuevos Registros De Comportamiento Diurno En murciélagos Mexicanos». Mammalogy Notes 10 (2), 442. https://doi.org/10.47603/mano.v10n2.442.
Recibido 2024-07-19
Aceptado 2024-09-15
Publicado 2024-10-21

Resumen

Los murciélagos son animales predominantemente nocturnos, pero algunos estudios, principalmente de regiones templadas e islas, reportan murciélagos volando durante el día. Reportamos el forrajeo diurno de tres especies de murciélagos en México, una especie de la familia Vespertilionidae, y dos Phyllostomidae (Anoura y Artibeus). Además, documentamos el primer registro in situ del consumo de frutos en el suelo para Artibeus. El vuelo diurno en murciélagos es una conducta poco documentada en los trópicos. Además, sugerimos que el calor extremo y sequías pueden influenciar esta conducta, pues dos reportes ocurrieron durante periodos de sequías.

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