Higher fat stores contribute to persistence of little brown bat populations with white‐nose syndrome.

Author(s)

Cheng, T.L., Gerson, A., Moore, M.S., Reichard, J.D., DeSimone, J., Willis, C.K., Frick, W.F. and Kilpatrick, A.M.

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591

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600

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Species: Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus)
Exposure Endpoint Type	Endpoint Description	Endpoint Value	Sample Size	Units	Life Cycle Stage	Specific Location	Countries	Type
Body Fat (total or %)	Body fat by hibernation time	See citation Figure 2	22/site	%	Adult	NE USA	USA	Exposure Factor Datasets

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