African Bat Conservation News - volume 6

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Notes from the Editor

Scientific Contributions

Rediscovery of the Short-eared Trident bat (Cloeotis percivali Thomas 1901) in Swaziland.

The first records of the synanthropic occurrence of Scotophilus spp. on Madagascar.

Recent Literature

Presentations at the 32nd Conference of the Zoological Society of Southern Africa.

Published papers

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