AUTHORS

vol. 2

• BATES, P. J. J., T. NWE, M. J. PEARCH, K. M. SWE, S. S. HLA BU, and T. TUN
  • A review of bat research in Myanmar (Burma ) and results of a recent survey, 53
• BHATNAGAR, K. P.
  • see BHIWGADE, D. A., 107
• BHIWGADE, D. A., S. TASKAR, and K. P. BHATNAGAR
  • The interhemal membrane of the bats, Rousettus leschenaulti and Cynopterus sphinx (Megachiroptera): an ultrastructural investigation, 107
• BOUCHARD, S.
  • see SOMERS, C. M., 7
• CADDLE, C. R.
  • see DUFFY, A. M., 127
• CHICK, R. R.
  • see DUFFY, A. M., 127
• CORBEN, C.
  • see O'FARRELL, M. J., 185
• DOBAT, K.
  • see KOCK, D., 83
• DUFFY, A. M., L. F. LUMSDEN, C. R. CADDLE, R. R. CHICK, and G. R. NEWELL
  • The efficacy of Anabat ultrasonic detectors and harp traps for surveying microchiropterans in south-eastern Australia, 127
• ELANGOVAN, V., G. MARIMUTHU, and T. H. KUNZ
  • Nectar feeding behavior in the short-nosed fruit bat Cynopterus sphinx (Pteropodidae), 1
• ENGSTROM, M. D.
  • see REID, F. A., 37
• FELDMAN, R., J. O. WHITAKER, JR., and Y. YOM-TOV
  • Dietary composition and habitat use in a desert insectivorous bat community in Israel, 15
• FENTON, M. B.
  • Choosing the 'correct' bat detector, 215
• GANNON, W. L.
  • see O'FARRELL, M. J., 185
  • see SHERWIN, R. E., 145
• HAYES, J. P.
  • Assumptions and practical considerations in the design and interpretation of echolocation-monitoring studies, 225
• HAYES, J. P.
  • see LARSON, D. J, 209
• HAYMOND, S.
  • see SHERWIN, R. E., 145
• HLA BU, S. S.
  • see BATES, P. J. J., 53
• JACOBS, D. S.
  • Community level support for the allotonic frequency hypothesis, 197
• JONES, G., N. VAUGHAN, and S. PARSONS
  • Acoustic identification of bats from directly sampled and time expanded recordings of vocalizations, 155
• KOCK, D., and K. DOBAT
  • The bat fauna of Bali and Nusa Penida, Lesser Sunda Islands: corrections and additionsm (Mammalia: Chiroptera), 83
• KUNZ, T. H.
  • see ELANGOVAN, V., 1
• LARSON, D. J., and J. P. HAYES
  • Variability in sensitivity of Anabat II bat detectors and a method of calibration, 209
• LIM, B. K.
  • see REID, F. A., 37
• LUMSDEN, L.F.
  • see DUFFY, A. M., 127
• MARIMUTHU, G.
  • see ELANGOVAN, V., 1
• MILLER, B. W.
  • see OCHOA G., J., 171
• NEWELL, G. R.
  • see DUFFY, A. M., 127
• NWE, T.
  • see BATES, P. J. J., 53
• OCHOA G., J., M. J. O'FARRELL, and B. W. MILLER
  • Contribution of acoustic methods to the study of insectivorous bat diversity in protected areas from northern Venezuela, 171
• O'FARRELL, M. J., C. CORBEN, and W. L. GANNON
  • Geographic variation in the echolocation calls of the hoary bat (Lasiurus cinereus), 185
• O'FARRELL, M. J.
  • see OCHOA G., J., 171
• PARSONS, S.
  • see JONES, G., 155
• PECKHAM, H. C.
  • see SIMMONS, N. B., 23
• PEARCH, M. J.
  • see BATES, P. J. J., 53
• REID, F. A., M. D. ENGSTROM, and B. K. LIM
  • Noteworthy records of bats from Ecuador, 37
• SHERWIN, R. E., W. L. GANNON, and S. HAYMOND
  • The efficacy of acoustic techniques to infer differential use of habitat by bats, 145
• SIMMONS, N. B., R. S. VOSS, and H. C. PECKHAM
  • The bat fauna of the Saül region, French Guiana, 23
• SOMERS, C. M., and S. BOUCHARD
  • Social dominance and cluster formation in Chaerephon pumilus (Molossidae), 7
• SWE, K. M.
  • see BATES, P. J. J., 53
• TASKAR, S.
  • see BHIWGADE, D. A., 107
• TUN, T.
  • see BATES, P. J. J., 53
• UIEDA, W.
  • A review of complete albinism in bats with five new cases from Brazil, 97
• WHITAKER, O., JR.,
  • see FELDMAN, R., 15
• VAUGHAN, N.
  • see JONES, G.,
• VOSS R. S.
  • see SIMMONS, N. B., 23
• YOM-TOV, Y.
  • see FELDMAN, R., 15