Data from: Energy conserving thermoregulatory patterns and lower disease severity in a bat resistant to the impacts of white-nose syndrome

  • Marianne S. Moore (Bucknell University, Arizona State University, College of Integrative Sciences and Arts) (Creator)
  • Kenneth A. Field (Creator)
  • Melissa J. Behr (Creator)
  • Gregory G. Turner (Creator)
  • Morgan E. Furze (Creator)
  • Daniel W.F. Stern (Creator)
  • Paul R. Allegra (Creator)
  • Sarah A. Bouboulis (Creator)
  • Chelsey D. Musante (Creator)
  • Megan E. Vodzak (Creator)
  • Matthew E. Biron (Creator)
  • Melissa B. Meierhofer (Creator)
  • Winifred F. Frick (Creator)
  • Jeff Foster (Creator)
  • Daryl Howell (Creator)
  • Joe Kath (Creator)
  • Allen Kurta (Creator)
  • Gerda Nordquist (Creator)
  • Joseph S. Johnson (Creator)
  • Thomas M. Lilley (Creator)
  • Benjamin W. Barrett (Creator)
  • Dee Ann M. Reeder (Creator)

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The devastating bat fungal disease, white-nose syndrome (WNS), does not appear to affect all species equally. To experimentally determine susceptibility differences between species, we exposed hibernating naïve little brown myotis (Myotis lucifugus) and...
Date made availableJun 5 2018
PublisherDRYAD

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