Study sites and box locations.

<p>(1) Overview of the three study sites in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. (2) Shapes and relative sizes of the sites. Rectangles mark the sections shown in (3), with detailed bat box positions within the three forests. Modified bat boxes had a hollow hemisphere attached to the front roof as an...

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Main Author:	Anja Bergmann (14188439) (author)
Other Authors:	Florian Gloza-Rausch (194464) (author), Mirjam Knörnschild (344089) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Cell Biology Neuroscience Ecology Developmental Biology Science Policy Space Science thus well detectable still poorly understood invasive monitoring techniques successful roost detection hemispheres would attract boxes varied considerably roost boxes equipped incorporating hollow hemispheres hemispheres strongly reflect effective bat conservation artificial roosts may study proposes enhancing increased detectability provided bats &# 8217 artificial roost boxes monitored bat activity roost boxes hollow hemispheres artificial roosts bat activity unmodified boxes study revealed strongly influenced merely enhancing conservation efforts boxes earlier visual checks underlying mechanisms tree cavities several years roosting species results imply prior presence prior experience passing bats particularly tree northern germany improved echo findings indicate echolocation calls echolocating bats decreasing availability broad range bigger role
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Study sites and box locations.

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