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• Therefore, it seems that " Eptesicus fuscus " is capable of magnetoreception.
• The IUCN Red List includes " Eptesicus montosus " with the Chiriquinan serotine.
• The fourth species-big brown bat ( " Eptesicus fuscus " ) became rare in Florida caves.
• It is rich in stalactites, stalagmites and columns of different shapes and sizes, with large numbers of bats living inside ( Rhinolophus ferrumequinum, Rh . blasii, Eptesicus serotinus ).
• However, the exact use of magnetic fields by " Eptesicus fuscus " is unclear as the magnetic field could be used either as a map, a compass, or a compass calibrator.
• When " Eptesicus fuscus " are taken from their home roosts and exposed to magnetic fields 90 degrees clockwise or counterclockwise of magnetic north, they are disoriented and set off for their homes in the wrong direction.
• Several other species of bats, including the hoary bat ( " Eptesicus fuscus " ) have also been observed to roost communally in maternal colonies in order to reduce the thermoregulatory demands on both the lactating mothers and juveniles.
• Some mammal and bird species that occur here are relics of the ice age, including the northern bat ( " Eptesicus nils soni " ), the alpine shrew ( " Sorex alpinus " ) and the ring ouzel.
• Bobrinski's jerboa ( " Allactodipus bobrinskii " ), a species of small rodent, and Bobrinski's serotine ( " Eptesicus bobrinskoi " ), a species of vesper bat, were named in his honour.
• This newly discovered species, which has a total length of up to 120 mm, is most similar to " Eptesicus brasiliensis " but can be distinguished from that species by its more robust appearance, redder colouring, larger muzzle and rounder-shaped ears.
• Movie Music UK was equally positive-Jonathan Broxton claimed that " I personally found that there was a great deal of music in " Batman Begins " that is hugely enjoyable ", specifically complimenting " Howard's exceptionally beautiful string elegy [ . . . ] during the opening moments of " Eptesicus " ", a motif that recurs in " the achingly emotional " Macrotus " and " Coryhorinus " ".
• The are few flying animals at the Aragonite caves due to high temperatures year-round, but occasionally there are lesser horseshoe bats ( " Rhinolophus hipposideros " )-critically endangered C1 species C1, common pipistrelle ( " Pipistrellus pipistrellus " )-highly endangered C2 species, the soprano pipistrelle ( " Pipistrellus pygmaeus " )-highly endangered C2 species, and the serotine bat ( " Eptesicus serotinus " )-highly endangered C2 species.