SonoBat 3.1 NW classification notes Users should consider the species decisions generated by SonoBat as suggested classifications. Any final conclusions regarding species presence should require confirmation by a qualifi

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Date: 2012-08-09 21:19:52 Bats of the United States Mouse-eared bats Bats of Canada Animal communication Animal echolocation Sonar Bat Long-eared myotis Yuma myotis Eastern red bat Bat detector		SonoBat 3.1 NW classification notes Users should consider the species decisions generated by SonoBat as suggested classifications. Any final conclusions regarding species presence should require confirmation by a qualifi Add to Reading List Source URL: www.sonobat.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 669,76 KB Share Document on Facebook

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