Environmental conditions associated with bat white-nose syndrome mortality in the north-eastern United States

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Initial mortality of bats from WNS has not been as high in the Southeast as in the Northeast http://t.co/PrYM6wVNkA #batfact

RT @Bill_Sutherland: Bat white nose syndrome mortality greater where higher, hilly, seasonal & drier & colder winters. J. Appl. ...

Bat white nose syndrome mortality greater where higher, hilly, seasonal & drier & colder winters. J. Appl. Ecol. http://t.co/cxD8tUFC

Modelling identifies landscape characteristics associated with white-nose syndrome in USA http://t.co/kiG0p8Xf

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