The Indian Flying Fox : Behaviour and Thermoregulation - Dey, Somenath
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The Indian fruit bat, also known as flying fox and is true flying mammal. This peculiar creature is the subject of ever interest to human society and quite least known. They are very helpful to nature as well as human society because they are able to pollinate as many as hundreds of plants and also take part in seed dispersal of many plants species. Therefore, this book is a generous attempt to understand the behaviour of fruit bats. The study area is semi-arid in nature; therefore, a lot of information especially regarding thermoregulatory behaviour is incorporated in this book. Bat-human…mehr

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The Indian fruit bat, also known as flying fox and is true flying mammal. This peculiar creature is the subject of ever interest to human society and quite least known. They are very helpful to nature as well as human society because they are able to pollinate as many as hundreds of plants and also take part in seed dispersal of many plants species. Therefore, this book is a generous attempt to understand the behaviour of fruit bats. The study area is semi-arid in nature; therefore, a lot of information especially regarding thermoregulatory behaviour is incorporated in this book. Bat-human relationship is quite interesting and in this book it is described elaborately. This is hoped that readers will enjoy this book in every aspect. This book will prove itself helpful especially for research scholars and the students of higher learning of biological as well as social sciences.
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Autorenporträt
El Dr. Somenath Dey y el Dr. Utpal Singha Roy, ambos son Profesores Asistentes (Servicio de Educación de Bengala Occidental) de Zoología en el Colegio Gubernamental de Darjeeling, Darjeeling y en el Colegio Gubernamental de Durgapur, Durgapur, Bengala Occidental, India respectivamente. Tienen numerosos trabajos de investigación y libros, publicados en revistas científicas de reputación nacional e internacional.