Les Nycteridae (Chiroptera) Du Sénégal: Distribution, Biométrie Et Dimorphisme Sexuel

Adam, F.; Hubert, Bernard

doi:10.1515/mamm.1976.40.4.597

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“…It is located in the extreme Southwest in the South-Sudanian zone. Unlike Adam and Hubert (1976), who stated that it cannot be found outside the Guinean zone, or Van Cakenberghe and De Vree (1993) who said that Nycteris grandis is restricted to rainforests, our capture in the protected forest of Lera (2) in a gallery forest, confirms the statement of Rosevear (1965) according to which N. grandis can also be present outside the rainforest, in dense and moist gallery forest.…”

Section: Nycteris Grandis (Peters 1865)supporting

confidence: 74%

“…Among these 45 species, 15 species described above were first records for Burkina Faso. Among the 36 species already reported from Burkina Faso, 34 were reported since 1980s (Kock, 1969;Poché, 1975;Adam and Hubert, 1976;Koopman et al, 1978;Green, 1983;Koch-Weser, 1984), and two species conserved at USNM since 1965 and 1968 were recently cited in African Chiroptera Report (2011). Of these 36 species, six were not captured during this study (Asellia tridens, Hysignathus monstrosus, Mops midas, Pipistrellus deserti, Pipistrellus nanulus, and Rhinopoma microphyllum).…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Bats (Chiroptera) of Burkina Faso: preliminary list with fifteen first record species

Kangonye¹,

Ouéda²,

Thiombiano³

et al. 2013

Int. J. Bio. Chem. Sci

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Based on a fine review of bat literature in Burkina Faso, we identified the south-western and southeastern parts of the country as gap regions where a study that aims to fill gap in bat diversity estimation could be conducted. In total, 72 sampling sites distributed in 32 localities were surveyed between April 2008 and September 2009. 407 mist nets-nights of 12 and 6 m were used for a total effort of 2937.3 net-hours. 1639 specimens were capture in total distributed in 45 species, 22 genera and 9 families. 15 species including 2 frugivorous and 13 insectivorous were recorded for the first time in Burkina Faso. These new species recorded increased the bats diversity of Burkina Faso from 36 to 51.

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Section: Nycteris Grandis (Peters 1865)supporting

confidence: 74%

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Bats (Chiroptera) of Burkina Faso: preliminary list with fifteen first record species

Kangonye¹,

Ouéda²,

Thiombiano³

et al. 2013

Int. J. Bio. Chem. Sci

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“…Quoique cette espece ne craigne pas les zones tres arides, son maintien en plein Sahara est peut-etre lie aux conditions favorables creees par l'agglomeration de Kidal. Les dimensions de cet individu sont classiques (Rosevear 1965 ;Hayman et Hill 1971 ;Adam et Hubert 1977).…”

Section: Nycteridesunclassified

“…C'est la premiere mention de la presence au Mali de cette espece ; nous possedons en collection de nombreux specimens : Senegal, JMauritanie (Audan, de Boutilimit ; Qumsiyeh et Schütter (1981) Hayman et Hill (1971-1977 signalent Asellia au Tibesti. Cette espece pleinennent saharienne ne surprend pas dans PAdrar.…”

Section: Hipposideridesunclassified

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Données récentes sur les Mammifères de l’Adrar des Iforas (Mali)

Sidiyene¹,

Tranier²

1990

Mammalia

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The Adrar des Iforas, in Mali, is zoologically a poorly known massif. Located in Southern Sahara, and with some 100 mm annual rainfall, it retains some elements of the ethiopian fauna. In 50 years, largest mammals disappeared almost completely through the combined effect of drought, gun and car. Only Barbary sheep, Ammotragus lervia, common gazelle, Gaze/la dorcas, and striped hyaena, Hyaena striata, remain there. Three bat species were recently caught : Nycteris thebaica (first record for Mali), Asellia tridens (first record for Mali), and Nycticeius schlieffeni. Three rodents species, too, were hand-caught : the Southern gundi Massoutiera mzabi (first recorded in Mali, where it was expected, as it is known from nearby Hoggar), the Small sand gerbil, Gerbil/us gerbillus, and the Nile rat, Arvicanthis sp. (northernmost capture in Mali for this genus).Resume. -Le massif de l'Adrar des Iforas, au Mali, est zoologiquement peu connu. Situe au sud du Sahara, il retient quelques elements de la faune ethiopienne, avec une pluviosite annuelle osculant autour de 100 mm. La grande faune mammalienne a pratiquement disparu on 50 ans, victime de la secheresse et de l'association du fusil et de l'automobile ; il ne subsiste que le mouflon, Ammoiragus lervia, et la gazelle, Gazella dorcas, parmi les Ongules ; la hyene rayee est le plus gros des Carnivores qui subsistent. Parmi les Chiropteres, les auteurs signalent la capture de Nycteris thebaica (premiere mention au Mali), d'Axellia tridens (premiere mention au Mali), et de Nycticeius schlieffeni. Parmi les Rongeurs, le goundi Massoutiera mzabi a ete collecte pour la premiere fois au Mali : la presence de cet animal, connu au Hoggar proche, etait attendue dans 1'Adrar. Gerbillus gerbillus a etc capture egalement, ainsi qu 1 Arvicanthis sp. ; un individu de ce dernier genre a ete capture dans un oued : c'est la capture la plus septentrionale connue au Mali pour ce genre.Zoologiquement, et botaniquement le moins connu des Massifs Centraux sahariens, PAdrar des Iforas est peuple de Mammiferes pleinement sahariens et de relictes ethiopiennes. Recemment, Tun de nous (E.A.S.) a collecte quelques individus interessants de la petite faune ä Kidal (le chef-lieu du cercle) et dans un rayon de quelques dizaines de kilometres autour de cette derniere localite.

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Anatomy, Physiology and Cyclicity of the Male Reproductive Tract

Krutzsch

2000

Reproductive Biology of Bats

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Les Nycteridae (Chiroptera) Du Sénégal: Distribution, Biométrie Et Dimorphisme Sexuel

Cited by 5 publications

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Bats (Chiroptera) of Burkina Faso: preliminary list with fifteen first record species

Bats (Chiroptera) of Burkina Faso: preliminary list with fifteen first record species

Données récentes sur les Mammifères de l’Adrar des Iforas (Mali)

Anatomy, Physiology and Cyclicity of the Male Reproductive Tract

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