cerace ios is a species of moth of the family tortricidae .

it is found on borneo .

the wingspan is about 45 mm .

the forewings are yellow orange , reticulated ( a net-like pattern ) with ferruginous violet .

on the basal half of the wing , the ground colour predominates , with yellow blotches and ferruginous bands and stripes .

on the terminal half of the wing and along the dorsum , the yellow colour is reduced to round spots .

here , dark markings predominate .

the hindwings are bright yellow orange , but paler at the base .

cerace ios

ios diakonoff , 1941 ( cerace ) , treubia 18 : 30 . tl : borneo , northeast borneo ( mt . kinabalu ) . holotype : mnhu . female .
cerace onustana walker , 1863 = cerace guttana felder 1875 = cerace obscura diakonoff 1950 .
cerace is a genus of moths belonging to the subfamily tortricinae of the family tortricidae .
between 1974 and 1989 , cerace life expectancy was at its lowest point in 1974 , and highest in 1989 . the average life expectancy for cerace in 1974 was 46 , and 72 in 1989 .
loxodes meyrick , 1912 ( cerace ) , exotic microlepid . 1 : 19 . tl : india , tenasserim . holotype : calcm . female .
tetraonis butler , 1886 ( cerace ) , proc . zool . soc . london 1886 : 394 . tl : pakistan , lectotype : bmnh . unknown .
diehli buchsbaum & miller , 2002 ( cerace ) , heterocera sumatrana 12 ( 3 ) : 156 . tl : indonesia , sumatra . holotype : zsm . male .
vietnamna kawabe , 1993 ( cerace ) , ty to ga 44 : 99 . tl : north vietnam , mt . tam dao . holotype : usnm . female .
myriopa meyrick , 1922 ( cerace ) , exotic microlepid . 2 : 497 . tl : china , sichuan province , tse - chuan . holotype : mnhn . female .
onustana walker , 1863 ( cerace ) , list specimens lepid . insects colln . br . mus 28 : 423 . tl : nepal , holotype : bmnh . male .
nepalensis diakonoff , 1976 ( cerace stipatana ssp . ) , zool . verh . leiden 144 : 71 . tl : nepal . tamba kosi . holotype : zsm . female .
malayana diakonoff , 1970 ( cerace ) , tijdschr . ent . 113 : 101 . tl : malay peninsula , malay states ( bukit kutu ) . holotype : bmnh . female .
stipatana walker , 1863 ( cerace ) , list specimens lepid . insects colln . br . mus 28 : 422 . tl : india , silhert . lectotype : bmnh . male .
tonkinana heppner , 2010 ( cerace ) , lepid . novae 3 : 182 . tl : vietnam , ha toy province , ba vi national park . holotype : fsca . male .
census records can tell you a lot of little known facts about your cerace ancestors , such as occupation . occupation can tell you about your ancestor ' s social and economic status .
semnologa diakonoff , 1976 ( cerace ) , zool . verh . leiden 144 : 70 . tl : nepal , province no . 3 east , junbesi . holotype : zsm . male .
sardias meyrick , 1907 ( cerace ) , j . bombay nat . hist . soc . 17 : 748 . tl : india , assam , khasi hills . lectotype : bmnh . female .
perdicina moore , in hewitson & moore , 1888 ( cerace ) , descr . indian lepid . ins . : 279 . tl : india . bangla , darjiling . holotype : mnhu . male .
charidotis razowski , 1992 ( cerace ) , shilap revta . lepid . 20 : 108 . tl : vietnam , vietnam ( tam dao , 50 km nw hanoi ) . holotype : isez . female .
clara diakonoff , 1950 ( cerace stipatana ssp . ) , bull . br . mus . ( nat . hist . ) ent . 1 : 211 . tl : india . holotype : bmnh . male .
census records can give you a fascinating window into the day - to - day lives of your cerace ancestors - like hours worked per week , level of education , veteran status , employers , and more .
anthera diakonoff , 1950 ( cerace ) , bull . br . mus . ( nat . hist . ) ent . 1 : 194 . tl : ? , siao - lou . holotype : bmnh . male .
obscura diakonoff , 1950 ( cerace guttana ssp . ) , bull . br . mus . ( nat . hist . ) ent . 1 : 202 . tl : india . bengal . holotype : bmnh . female .
exul diakonoff , 1950 ( cerace stipatana ssp . ) , bull . br . mus . ( nat . hist . ) ent . 1 : 212 tl : china . chusan island . holotype : bmnh . male .
sinensis diakonoff , 1950 ( cerace ) , bull . br . mus . ( nat . hist . ) ent . 1 : 212 . tl : china . ichang , chang yang . holotype : bmnh . male .
xanthothrix diakonoff , 1950 ( cerace ) , bull . br . mus . ( nat . hist . ) ent . 1 : 208 . tl : india , assam , naga hills . holotype : bmnh . male .
guttana felder & rogenhofer , 1875 ( cerace ) , reise st . fregatte novara ( zool . ) ( 2 ) 5 : pl . 138 , fig . 51 . tl : india . holotype : bmnh . female .
cyanopyga diakonoff , 1950 ( cerace ) , bull . br . mus . ( nat . hist . ) ent . 1 : 205 . tl : india , burma [ myanmar ] ( maymyo ) . holotype : bmnh . male .
euchrysa diakonoff , 1974 ( cerace ) , annls soc . ent . fr . ( n . s . ) 10 ( 1 ) : 220 . tl : thailand , northern thailand ( chiengmai ) . holotype : ncb . male .
formosana diakonoff , 1950 ( cerace stipatana ssp . ) , bull . br . mus . ( nat . hist . ) ent . 1 : 211 tl : taiwan . ( koshum , gyocha ) . holotype : bmnh . female .
archimedis diakonoff , 1950 ( cerace tetraonis ssp . ) , bull . br . mus . ( nat . hist . ) ent . 1 : 193 . tl : india . khasis , cherra punji . holotype : bmnh . female .
xanthocosma diakonoff , 1950 ( cerace ) , bull . br . mus . ( nat . hist . ) ent . 1 : 197 . tl : japan , honshu , yamato [ nara prefecture ] . holotype : bmnh . male .
lemeepauli leme , in leme & tams , 1950 ( cerace ) , contrib . lpid . haut - tonkin : 61 . tl : vietnam , vietnam ( haut - tonkin ) . ( nord - vietnam ) saigon . holotype : ncb . female .
birmensis diakonoff , 1950 ( cerace stipatana ssp . ) , bull . br . mus . ( nat . hist . ) ent . 1 : 210 . tl : india . burma [ myanmar ] ( ruby mines district , kosemba ) . holotype : bmnh . male .
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the giant golden-crowned flying fox ( acerodon jubatus ) , also known as the golden-capped fruit bat , is a rare megabat and one of the largest bats in the world .

the bat can reach up to 1.2 kg ( 2.6 lb ) in weight and 1.7 m ( 5.6 ft ) in wingspan .

like other megabats , this species is non-aggressive towards humans and is frugivorous .

even though they are not aggressive , handling the bat without proper training and vaccination is dangerous , as some can carry deadly diseases .

giant golden - crowned flying fox

the giant golden - crowned flying fox ( a bat ) eats small rodents .
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true or false ? the giant golden - crowned flying fox ( a bat ) eats small rodents .
the giant golden - crowned flying fox is considered endangered , mainly due to habitat loss and excessive hunting .
deadly flying fox facts i giant golden - crowned flying fox i in telugu by planet telugu subscribe here ►► : urltoken animation , v . f . x , editing and post - production by streak fx
bats make up about 25 % of all species of mammals and the giant golden - crowned flying fox is one of the coolest bats in the world .
an ordinary giant flying fox weighs up to 2 . 5 pounds ( 1 . 1 kilograms ) , heavier than a golden crown flying fox . the golden crown measures six feet in wingspan , the largest among all bats . the giant flying fox and the golden crown are just two of the 15 species of fruit bats in the country .
the giant golden - crowned flying fox is also known to be a silent planter because the seeds in their dung and the seeds which they spat on the ground while eating will take root and grow into new fruit trees . this helps to maintain the rainforest in the philippines . the giant golden - crowned flying fox also helps to pollinate fruit trees . there are many fruit trees that depend on giant golden - crowned flying fox for pollination and seed spreading . even its dung is a good fertilizer for the plants .
the giant golden - crowned flying fox only lives in forested areas and only uninhabited forest will do . so , with declining forest cover and inhabited areas ever - growing , the giant golden - crowned flying fox’s days may be numbered . the iucn red list of endangered species estimates their numbers have dropped by 50 % in the last 30 years .
the giant golden - crowned flying fox has two breeding seasons . the female will only become pregnant during one of the seasons . the mother will give birth to only one pup .
the answer is false . the giant golden - crowned flying fox , from the philippines , only eats fruits . small rodents , like mice , are not part of its diet .
there are people working hard to make sure the giant golden - crowned flying fox does not go extinct . the subic bay region of the philippines has been established as a place to do research on these bats and protect them .
acerodon jubatus is also called the golden - crowned flying fox . it has earned its name from its goldish yellow color head . sometimes , it is referred to as the giant golden - crowned flying fox , because it is known to be the largest fruit bat ( according to their weight ) . it is also known as the golden - capped fruit bat , goldkronen flughundes , or zorro volador filipino . filipino locals call it
zorro
.
not much is known about reproduction in the giant golden - crowned flying foxes , they appear to have two breeding seasons per year but the females only get pregnant during one of them .
the golden - crowned flying fox , otherwise known as the golden - capped fruit bat , is a rare fruit bat that is said to be the largest bat in the world . the golden - crowned flying fox can only be found in the philippines , living in caves and rainforests of maitum , sarangani . these fruit bats are declining in its population and are facing the possibility of extinction .
bats range in size , from kitti’s hog - nosed bat measuring 29mm in length and weighing 2g to the giant golden - crowned flying fox which has a wing span of 1 . 5m , tipping the scale at 1 . 2kg .
when fruit bats were very common in the philippines , the giant golden crowned flying fox and the large flying fox would make colonies together along with malayan flying foxes ( pteropus vampyrus ) , reportedly numbering over 150 , 000 individuals . it is this roosting behavior that made them so easy to hunt , but also keeps them keep warm and potentially free from predators .
heaney , laurence , and jacinto regaldo .
golden - crowned flying fox .
vanishing treasures . 2007 . 13 april 2007 . < urltoken vanishing _ treasures / v _ ffox . htm >
2 . if the rainforests and the giant golden - crowned flying foxes are the key to ecotourism , then the local people will be forced to take extra care in protecting the rainforests and the bats in them as well .
due to the isolated locations where the giant golden - crowned flying - fox bat , it is hard to know very much about their reproduction process . it is believed that they have two breeding seasons per year . a female will only become pregnant with a single offspring during the reproduction process .
the giant golden - crowned flying fox is under threat from deforestation and has completely disappeared from many smaller islands and some larger islands , such as panay and most of cebu . the extinct panay population was once considered a separate species , the panay giant fruit bat , but is now included under acerodon jubatus . they are also commercially hunted for meat in some areas .
giant bats
i . e . flying foxes / fruit bats ( megachiroptera ) are only in the old world
the three - layered virgin forest of subic bay provides home to the world ' s largest bats : the giant flying fox ( acerodon jubatus ) and the golden crown flying fox ( pteropus vampyrus ) . over the years , these two species of giant fruit bats have roamed around the 10 , 000 - hectare subic forest national protected area , which is considered the biggest roosting site of bats in the world .
the giant golden - crowned flying fox ( acerodon jubatus ) , also known as the golden - capped fruit bat , is a rare megabat [ 2 ] and one of the largest bats in the world . [ 3 ] the species is endangered and is currently facing the possibility of extinction because of poaching and forest destruction . it is endemic to forests in the philippines .
the initial purpose of this project will be to research the biology and ecology of the golden - crowned flying fox living in caves and rainforests of maitum , sarangani mainly through search of the literature . unfortunately , firsthand observations and interviews with people living in these places would be unlikely , because of the location of these places . yet , the other findings will help teach other people about the big problem of extinction of the golden - crowned flying fox , and also show importance of these fruit bats in nature .
below : an australian flying fox wildlife rescuer works hard to save a whole lot of what resembles furry baby dragons .
golden - crowned flying foxes travel in large colonies in search of food every night . they travel at least 40 kilometers just to find food . their favorite food happens to be ripe figs .
the giant golden - crowned flying - fox bat consumes fruits . their food is typically grown on fig trees in the rainforest . they hunt for food at night and many will travel as much as 25 miles to find what they are looking for . as they move , they spit out the fruit seeds and this contributes to help the pollination process .
it is hoped that the population of the golden - crowned flying fox would not decline any further , but increase . it is hoped that people living near these fruit bats would come to know the importance of the fruit bats and how valuable they are in nature .
the golden - crowned flying fox is a type of fruit bat . therefore , these fruit bats live in warm places , especially in the tropical rainforest biomes . these fruit bats are only discovered in the philippines . the biggest groups are situated in maitum in the province of sarangani ( 6°02′n , 124°29′e ) . this is on the second largest island of the philippines . the golden - crowned flying fox lives in rainforests and mountains of sarangani , where there are lots of trees and water to be found . however , many of the trees that are the fruit bats ' habitat are being cut down for lumber and land spaces . also , these fruit bats are being hunted by the local people for food . the golden - crowned flying fox is endangered , and is in serious trouble of becoming extinct .
the golden - crowned flying fox is endangered in the philippines , and is in extreme danger of being extinct . the records show that since the world wars , the population of these fruit bats has rapidly decreased . there are not much effective conservation programs to help the extinction of these fruit bats . if the golden - crowned flying foxes are not being helped , the fruit bats ' extinction would not be the only danger , but also the danger of the forests as well .
are there ways that we can stop the golden - crowned flying fox from being extinct ? statistics show that there is an immense population declination of the giant fruit bats in philippines . there are actual farmers and poachers that kill the fruit bats for food and money . do the farmers and poachers that kill these giant fruit bats on purpose know that they are killing off a population that is soon to become extinct ? there are also many other people that kill fruit bats indirectly . there are many beneficial uses of the golden - crowned flying fox , while they are still alive , such as tourist attractions and beauty of nature itself . then what would be the best way to prevent extinction of the golden - capped fruit bat by communicating the findings to the people that live in areas near these fruit bats ?
this benign behemoth of the skies lives in the philippines and , unfortunately , as with most large mammals in the region , it’s facing extinction through deforestation and poaching . the giant golden - crowned flying fox ( acerodon jubatus ) , also known as the golden - capped fruit bat , have a wingspan of 1 . 5–1 . 7 metres ( 4ft 11in – 5ft 7in ) and weigh in at 0 . 7–1 . 2 kilograms ( 1 . 5–2 . 6 lb ) .
the golden - crowned flying fox has a wingspan of five feet or more , and weighs 1 . 2 kilograms or more . it is known to be the largest - or the heaviest - bat in the world . with the exception of being larger , these bats are like any other fruit bats .
citation : de jong c , field h , tagtag a , hughes t , dechmann d , jayme s , et al . ( 2013 ) foraging behaviour and landscape utilisation by the endangered golden - crowned flying fox ( acerodon jubatus ) , the philippines . plos one 8 ( 11 ) : e79665 . urltoken
today there are around 5000 species of mammals , and bats alone comprise over 1 / 5 of them ! bats are divided into two suborders : the microchiroptera ( small , mostly carnivorous bats that echolocate ) and megachiroptera ( fruit bats and flying foxes that do not echolocate ) . most bat species can easily fit in a person’s hand , but the fruit - eating giant golden - crowned flying fox of the philippines is among the largest , with a wingspan exceeding 5 feet .
licences are required to hunt the flying foxes . the wildlife and national parks ( perhilitan ) department charges rm50 for game animal licences to hunt the malayan flying fox for a three - month period . the licence limits the hunting to 50 flying foxes only each time .
the spectacled flying - fox , pteropus conspicillatus ( chiroptera : pteropodidae ) , in north queensland . 2 . diet , seed dispersal and feeding ecology
the giant golden - crowned flying fox is also known as the golden - capped fruit bat . it is a rare fruit bat , and it is the largest bat in the world . it has a wingspan of about 1 . 5 metres ( 5 feet ) and weighs up to 1 . 2 kilograms ( 2 . 5 lb ) . it is often seen wrapping itself with its large black wings like a black cloak . unfortunately , this bat is endangered because of illegal hunting and forest destruction .
2 . the golden - crowned flying fox ( acerodon jubatus ) is a fruit - eating megabat found only in the philippines . it is one of the planet’s largest bat species , with a wingspan up to 5 feet 6 inches long and a weight of up to 2 . 6 pounds . please read more here .
you might think a beast of this girth would carry off goats for supper or suck the blood of infants , but it actually prefers figs . because giant golden - crowned flying fox eat large quantities and fly as far as 25 miles per night , they are considered important for seed distribution within the forests of the philippines . consequently , if they were to go , it would be another important link in the ecosystem gone .
they’re found on every continent but antarctica and range in size from the kitti’s hog - nosed bat — which at an inch long vies with the etruscan shrew for the title of world’s smallest mammal — to the giant golden - crowned flying fox , with a wingspan approaching six feet and a soulful face that raina plowright , an infectious disease ecologist and bat expert at montana state university , likened to that of a puppy dog .
this species includes the extinct populations on panay ( often referred to acerodon lucifer elliot , 1896 , the panay golden - crowned flying fox ) , following ( heaney et al . 1998 ) . there is significant geographic variation in the species , and more studies are needed ( l . heaney pers . comm . 2006 ) .
large flying foxes ( megachiroptera , pteropodidae ; forearm length > 110 mm ) are one of the most threatened groups of bats , particularly in southeast asia ( mildenstein 2002 ) . the golden - crowned flying fox ( acerodon jubatus ) and giant philippine fruit bat ( pteropus vampyrus lanensis ) are the world ' s largest bats . mature adults of both species weigh nearly 1 kg or more and have wingspans of up to 2 m ( ingle and heaney 1992 ; mildenstein 2002 ) . the golden - crowned flying fox is endemic to the philippine islands and is classified as endangered ; the giant philippine fruit bat is an endemic subspecific member of a species that ranges throughout southeast asia and is considered vulnerable ( mickleburgh et al . 1992 ) . colony sizes and the numbers of roosts containing these species have declined precipitously in the philippines over the last century , principally because of the loss of habitat ( heaney et al . 1998 ) .
excitingly , the philippines’ national biodiversity management bureau recently announced that it has chosen flying foxes as the focal species group for a national monitoring programme . in august , our team led a workshop to train regional managers in flying fox identification and population monitoring techniques . we are thrilled about this latest boost to flying fox conservation in the philippines . having the department of environment and natural resources ( denr ) on board will ensure nationally coordinated flying fox monitoring and protection efforts . these are the very government officials in charge of establishing and enforcing legal protection for threatened species . empowered with first - hand knowledge of flying fox threats and population trends , and with their regional managers in charge of monitoring , the denr will be fully invested in flying fox conservation , and able to create and enforce effective protection measures for these threatened species .
2 . if resorts and vacation spots are to be set up , then that would mean that they would have to clear some of the rainforests . also , construction would be happening all the time . these things will affect the lives of more giant golden - crowned flying foxes . the more their habitat gets destroyed , the more they will be endangered .
the golden - crowned flying fox is said to be only found in the philippines . fruit bats live mostly in the tropical rainforests , near the equator . a large population of these fruit bats lives in mindoro , a large southern island of the philippines . the golden - capped fruit bat has been found from sea level to primary montane ( mountainous ) forest at 1100 m . it is probably dependent on primary or old secondary forest .
using this community - based approach , our team has been very successful in promoting the conservation of threatened flying foxes in the philippines . with support from iucn save our species program , disney wildlife conservation fund , and most recently from the united states fish and wildlife service’s critically endangered species fund , we have worked with communities to secure formal protection for six roosting sites of the endangered golden - crowned flying fox and eight additional roosting sites containing the threatened philippine giant fruit bat and island flying fox across a total area of approximately 70 hectares . our education and awareness campaigns have reached out to over 300 people in over 20 local communities , including schools , non - profits , people’s organisations , local government units and protected area management offices .
they eat primarily figs , though will take other fruit if figs are unavailable . they have been reported to eat cultivated fruit , but this is relatively rare . other fruits that may be eaten include : puhutan , lamio , tangisang bayawak bankal and strangler figs . they are very important to the rainforests of the philippines . known as
the silent planter
, they often drop seeds from flying or release them in their droppings . this helps forest regrow , and without the giant golden crowned flying fox , the rainforest would likely die out without a distributor for seeds .
a blogger ( headsteadi . com / 2007 / 01 / 13 / flying - fox - porridge / ) also wrote about savouring flying fox porridge cooked with ginger and lemon grass , which is a dayak delicacy in sarawak . other dishes include stewing the fruit bat in tempoyak ( fermented durian ) , or stir - fried with lemon grass and soy sauce .
jonsson nn , johnston sd , field h , de jong c , smith c ( 2004 ) field anaesthesia of three australian species of flying fox . veterinary record 154 : 664–664 .
fruit and nectar feeding bats , such as the golden - crowned flying fox , play a pivotal role in the ecology of the rain forests where they live , sharing the role of seed dispersal and pollination with birds and insects . old world fruit bats eat the fruit , nectar or flowers of more than 300 plant species from 59 families , and these plants rely on the bats for seed dispersal and pollination .
acerodon jubatus description . the giant golden - crowned flying - fox bat is a rare species , and one that features very long wings . in fact , they are so long that it is . the commonwealth club of california is the nation ' s oldest and largest public affairs forum . as a non - partisan forum , the club brings to the public airwaves diverse . bat species overview . over 1 , 200 different species of bats have been identified . this is approximately 20 % of all of the mammals in the world . they aren’t out .
the giant golden - crowned flying fox is confined to the forests of the philippines , where it occurs mostly at elevations from sea level to 1 , 100 m ( 3 , 600 ft ) . [ 1 ] it prefers uninhabited areas . a 2005 study found none in inhabited areas . [ 4 ] the same study also revealed that these bats use river corridors more than originally thought , because the fig trees located near rivers are the bats ' main source of food . they do like to be close to agricultural fields but only in undisturbed forest areas .
ecotourism is probably the most obvious possibility for human benefit from the survival of giant golden - crowned flying fox . in subic bay , a place in northern philippines , they have rainforests with thousands and thousands of fruit bats . in subic bay , they also have many resorts and lodgings , and they are known for their great vacation spots . people worldwide come to this place to see the rainforests , bats , and also to relax in the resorts . if , with careful establishments , sarangai upgrades ecotourism , then sarangai might be able to be as successful as subic bay .
bats are generally scary looking , fox like , vampire of the hollywood version . they smell . they are ugly and mysterious because of their nocturnal habits . panay island , because of massive deforestation starting during the galleon trade between mexico and philippines , hunting ( for food and sport ) and conversion of forest lands to agriculture , had decimated bat populations . the most notable of the great bats is a species called giant golden crowned fruit bat . with wing span close to 6 feet and solitary habits , this species became extinct very fast in panay . it can be found in rare places in negros and few other islands , and fast disappearing . given their nocturnal habits and large size , one can always presume that the folklore of the ‘aswang’ could easily have come from night encounters with this bat . in reality , the giant golden crowned fruit bat is harmless , feeding on figs and other fruits that grow along the river banks .
he has eaten both bats and flying foxes , and knows the keen difference between the two .
prior to world war i , colonies of giant fruit bats numbering from 50 , 000 to 150 , 000 were reported on every large island in the country . the largest islands had many such colonies ; a reasonable guess for mindanao would be more than 20 , for a total of at least two million giant bats .
community education and awareness about flying foxes generates the public support necessary for encouraging conservation management . the active involvement of local communities in flying fox management is key to the sustainable conservation of these important species . once we arrive in a community , we begin by introducing our team to the local government unit , where we explain the ecological importance of the flying foxes , describe the conservation value of our project , and express our gratitude for their support . then we visit the schools , clubs and ngos that have expressed interest in hosting us for environmental education and flying fox awareness sessions . depending on the audience , we have used slide shows , focus group discussions , environmental camps , stories about flying foxes , games , skits and songs to convey the conservation message .
fruit bats are frugivores ( animal that feeds on fruits ) or nectarivores ( animal that feeds on sugar - rich nectar produced by flowering plants . often the fruits are crushed and only the fruit juices are consumed . the fruit bats ' teeth are adapted to bite through the hard fruit skins . they also have bear long tongues that are used to insert deep into the flower to lick nectar . since the golden - crowned flying fox is a large fruit bat , it needs to land in order to eat fruit .
a restaurateur turned caterer could not remember whether he had bats or flying foxes some 20 years ago .
another important thing about the golden - crowned flying fox is that it is the largest bat in the world , and ecotourism goes into action . people from all around the world would come and see the largest bat in the world . bat flyway at subic is well known because of the good resorts in subic . however , not much people know about bats in sarangai . if more people knew about this fruit bat in sarangai , philippines , the local people in that area would gain lots of money each year by ecotourism .
now , experts have warned that consuming flying mammals could be a health hazard . bats are flying mammals of the order chiroptera and are believed to be among the nipah disease carriers as well as a natural reservoir of deadly viruses .
golden - capped fruit bats , as frugivores , are distributors of plant seeds . the impact of such distribution on the local ecosystem has not been recorded .
colonies of golden - crowned flying fox grow up to more than 100 , 000 bats . the female becomes sexually mature in 1 year and the male sexually mature in about 18 months . when they are mature , the bats mate , and the female becomes pregnant for 7 months . these bats give birth around april or may , and they only produce 1 young per year . the young cling unto the mother ' s furry chest and the mother suckles her young . they cling onto the mother ' s chest while she flies to find food . the young bats become full grown bats after 2 - 3 months .
the giant golden - crowned flying fox , the world ' s largest bat , is endangered , and very close to becoming extinct . these bats , which are only located in the philippines , are being hunted recklessly and their habitats are being destroyed by logging of the rainforests . they do not harm human , and they even help by seed dispersal and pollinating plants . local people of the southern philippines do not realize how great of an asset these fruit bats are , besides being their food source . however , if they are shown benefits of saving the bats instead of killing them , they might no longer be endangered . with more research , i have found many interesting possibilities for bat survival and human benefit . below are some of the possibilities of the benefits along with an analysis of the advantages and disadvantages for each .
male , female , juvenile . flying foxes have recently been associated with two potentially pathogenic viruses : hendra or equine morbillivirus ( emv ) and australian bat lyssavirus ( ablv ) . a jungle , by definition , is an area with dense vegetation , marked by intense competition and struggle for survival . more than half of the total animal species on the . spectacled flying fox ; male , female , and their young .
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if you are planning on an exotic meal of bats and flying foxes , think about the deadly viruses you may be ingesting .
golden - capped fruit bats live in colonies , often with the malayan flying fox ( pteropus vampyrus ) ( 2 ) . as they cluster together for warmth and improved protection from predators ( 6 ) , they look strangely like black bags hanging from the branches of trees . these colonies , at least historically , may consist of several thousands bats ( 2 ) ; one immense colony recorded in the 1920s contained around 150 , 000 individuals ( 3 ) ( 7 ) .
) , a rare fruit bat and endangered species that is part of the megabat family . despite its name and superficial appearance , it is not closely related to the fox .
with so many viruses now found to be linked to bats , he urged the public “to keep a physical distance” from these flying mammals .
a manager in the food industry , tom ( a pseudonym ) , admitted that he was misled into thinking that bats were hazardous for health , but flying foxes were not , because they feed on fruits . we know now that flying foxes , too , are carriers of viruses .
the giant golden crowned flying fox is primarily nocturnal , and can travel at least 40 km ( 25 miles ) in one night searching for food . one amazing behavior of this bat is that it is a pollinator and seed disperser for many fruit trees in the philippines . this is important because if we didnï¿½t have species like this to pollinate plants of the same species we may see a possible reduction in fruit production . with a reduction in fruit production we would see a possible decline of this species because they would have no food to eat therefore they would either move to where there is food or they would die . in this instance since they solely live in the islands of the philippines they would die off because there would be nowhere for them to go . another interesting fact about this bat and a possible reason it lives near water is that it uses water for grooming . when they are flying the corridors the can swoop down and get water on their wings that can be later used for grooming and cleaning . in turn this cleaning will help the bats stay cleaner and hopefully clear from predators .
named after the patch of golden - tipped hairs on top of the head , the golden - capped fruit bat is the largest fruit bat in the philippines ( 5 ) , and one of the largest bats in the world ( 3 ) . the ‘golden - cap’ , along with an orangey - yellow region on the back of the neck , contrasts with the brownish - black fur on the other parts of the head and the reddish - brown fur on the back . the fur on the underside of the body is blackish with silvery tipped hairs ( 2 ) . like other species in the pteropodidae family , the golden - capped fruit bat has a dog - like face , large eyes and simple , but conspicuous , ears ( 6 ) .
in countries with inadequate governmental support for conservation , it often falls to communities to conserve their local environment . as expected , enthusiasm for wildlife conservation varies depending on local interest in the relevant species . in the philippines , flying foxes offer a golden opportunity to engage local community members , because these so - called flagship species are familiar , large , charismatic mammals that roost in colonies numbering in the thousands . flying foxes are also important to local communities for a number of reasons . ecologically , they often play keystone roles in local ecosystems as seed dispersers and pollinators of native forest trees . economically , they are essential pollinators of local food crops such as durian , which feeds a multi - million - dollar industry in southeast asia . when flying fox colonies are protected they may become popular ecotourist attractions . and , through their ecological maintenance of native forest , flying foxes help maintain invaluable ecosystem services such as fresh water , clean air , and non - timber forest products . finally , flying foxes are often celebrated cultural icons . they are widely believed to have spiritual qualities , sought after for traditional medicinal use , and respected as lively examples of the local natural heritage .
it is native to the rainforests of the philippines . it gets its name from the golden fur around the head . it is not related to the fox although its face looks a bit like a fox . it belongs to the megabats family . it has a black body and has no tail , just like any other fruit eating bats . it is active at night and can fly at least 40 kilometres ( 25 miles ) in one night looking for food . it loves to eat figs , but if it cannot find any figs , it will look for other fruits to eat , such as puhutan , lamino and bankal .
dietary importance . —foraging habitat is one of the most fundamental limiting resources for wildlife , and management of foraging habitat thus often creates the largest response or change in wildlife populations ( leopold 1933 ) . the importance of foraging habitat for bats has particular relevance in the case of large flying foxes , a threatened group of species generally suffering from habitat loss ( mickleburgh et al . 1992 ) , of which the endemic , endangered golden - crowned flying fox is a prime example . unfortunately , few dietary studies actually identify important dietary components . many dietary studies of flying foxes , for example , provide only lists or tabulations of dietary items used , with no quantification of that use ( e . g . , dobat and peikert - holle 1985 ; eby 1998 ; entwistle and corp 1997 ; fujita 1991 ; funmilayo 1979 ; marshall 1985 ; mickleburgh et al . 1992 ; ratcliffe 1932 ; richards 1990 ; widmann 1996 ) . although often impressively thorough , these studies are of little use in designing focused forest restoration projects , for example , because the relative importance between dietary items is not distinguished . all dietary items are regarded as effectively equal .
18 . september 2 , 2011 . flying foxes of boracay island dwindling from 15 , 000 to 2 , 000 . please click here to read the article .
whilst the heat from cooking may kill the viruses in bats and flying foxes , danger still lurks when these exotic animals are being prepared for the cooking pot .
the breeding season for the golden - capped fruit bat usually extends between the drier months of april and may ( 2 ) . females are thought to produce no more than one young each year ( 5 ) .
the giant golden - crowned flying - fox is confined to the rainforests of the philippines . they have been found in many different areas of rainforest from sea - level to montane forests . acerodon jubatus loves uninhabited areas in fact in a recent study no bats were found in inhabited areas . this fact alone goes to show that that we have a basis to start conservation planning . in the same study they found that these bats use river corridors more than originally thought . this is because they are fruit eating bats and their main food is figs and figs are located near rivers as are many fruit trees are in the philippines because it is much easier to grow there . mildenstein also states that they do like to be close to agricultural fields but in undisturbed forest areas . in another study stier shows that this species is a forest obligate species , which means they stay in the forest the majority of the time . since this is a forest obligate species we need to conserve areas for the bats future . we as humans are taking valuable forest and lowland areas are one of the major factors as to why this species is becoming extinct
most of us cringe at the thought of eating bats and flying foxes ( fruit bats ) . some people with queer appetites , however , just love such exotic delicacies .
in the evening , the bats leave their roosting sites , flying as far as 30 kilometres away to feed on fruit , particularly the fruits of fig ( ficus ) trees ( 2 ) ( 5 ) ( 7 ) . the golden - capped fruit bat navigates its way around the forest and locates food using its good vision , without utilizing echolocation as many other bat species do ( 6 ) .
one of the most unusual new arrivals in miagao is the fruit bat , pteropus hypomelanus , also commonly known as the common island flying fox . they are the more gregarious types , normally congregating in trees with populations ranging from a few hundred to a few thousands . the miagao fruit bats appeared on the scene in 2003 ( some say as early as 2001 ) roosting in a giant hundred + year old bubog tree ( called skunk tree ) 300 meters from the beach and in the midst of heavily populated area of town . where they came from is unknown , why they stayed or chosen miagao is even more a mystery . but , the population increased in numbers and became the new residents .
stier , s . , t . mildenstein . 2005 . dietary habits of the world ' s largest bats : the phillipine flying foxes , acerodon jubatus and pteropus vampyrus lanensis .
today , flying foxes are hunted for their meat , medicinal and aphrodisiac benefits . but , to orchard farmers , they are pests and are hunted down to control their numbers .
the golden - crowned flying fox was the 1st endemic species to be described from the philippines , in 1831 ( utzurrum 1992 ) . in the intervening some 170 years , no dietary or ecological studies have been published of the species . the only mention of dietary items of the species at all comes from utzurrum ( 1984 ; and see utzurrum 1995 ) , who concluded that a . jubatus used 4 ficus species , although without quantifying this use . methods used in utzurrum ' s study ( 1984 —ejecta size and teeth and palatine impressions ) could not distinguish between several large philippine flying foxes ( a . jubatus , p . v . lanensis , and p . hypomelanus ) , whereas mistnetting and sightings in the vicinity of fruiting trees allowed use only to be inferred . meanwhile , dietary information on p . v . lanensis is tabular , and comes from other countries or areas ( see fujita 1991 ; gould 1977 ; lim boo liat 1966 ; medway 1969 ; utzurrum 1984 ; widmann 1996 ) . thus , more detailed and quantified dietary information is needed to provide a clearer scientific foundation for understanding and developing conservation strategies for these species .
the golden - capped fruit bat inhabits forest , from sea level up to elevations of 1 , 100 metres . it is only known to occur in large areas of forest , and shows a preference for primary or mature secondary forest ( 5 ) .
“bats and flying foxes are regarded as poh hei ( good for stamina ) and poh sun ( energy booster ) . however , when they are slaughtered , they look like little babies . ”
the municipality has protected these bats and the people living near them or even under the giant bubog trees managed to co - exist with the flying foxes . having bats as neighbors , considering the smell and the scary looks , can make any one upset , the miagaowanons have found them a natural part of the landscape . our interest in the flying foxes started from our daily view of the bats flying out of the tree precisely at sunset . one can set the time clock on when they fly at dusk . the massive flight takes about 30 minutes and can be such an amazing sight as they flew over sulu garden . this daily event started a deeper curiosity and led us to take a closer look at the fruit bats in their natural habitat—the bubog tree surrounded by an entire ring of houses , just behind the municipal building . we then confirmed the species , thanks with the help from philippine bat champions urltoken
mildenstein , t . , s . steir , c . nuevo - diego , l . mills . 2005 . habitat selection of endangered and endemic large flying - foxes in subic bay , philippines .
asked if it was true that bats and flying foxes are considered “heaty” , he replies : “meat is meat . there is no difference . ” he does not feel heaty after such a meal .
mildenstein tl , stier sc , nuevo - diego ce , mills ls ( 2005 ) habitat selection of endangered and endemic large flying - foxes in subic bay , philippines . biological conservation 126 : 93–102 .
when the flying fox’s numbers were healthier , they would ( literally ) hang around in colonies of up to 150 , 000 individuals . this helped them keep warm and safe from predators . on the minus side , it also made them very easy to spot if you happened to be a hunter . the noise and smell must have been pretty unmistakable . according to local wildlife hunters the bats are considered a good beer snack and can be sold for about 20 - 40p each .
filipinos for flying foxes is a coalition of early - career biologists , non - profit organisations and students that resulted from the collaboration of three former clp award - winning projects : bat count philippines , philippine biodiversity conservation foundation and mabuwaya foundation . working together , we aim to promote the conservation of large flying foxes in the philippines by building the local capacity and interest necessary to implement long - term conservation management .
golden - capped fruit bats are hunted for consumption . they are also occasionally captured live for exportation , though this is uncommon because they are said to have an unpleasant smell compared to other , similar bats . these practices have contributed to the species ' s endangered status .
researchers at wildlife trust ( a non - profit conservation organisation based in new york ) claim that each year , about 22 , 000 flying foxes are legally hunted but many more are believed to be hunted illegally .
“bats are tasty deep - fried or roasted . the meat tastes like mutton with the texture of chicken , ” he says , adding that flying foxes are usually served up as a curried dish or braised with ginger .
restaurateur lum tuck loy says that bats can weigh from 300g to 2kg . “bats and flying foxes are usually sold by food operators in the outskirts of towns . big restaurants do not serve them , ” says lum .
the golden - crowns have already disappeared from some of the smaller islands and conservation efforts are now underway . it’s difficult to know exactly how to help them as so little is known about this mighty winged mammal . hopefully we can learn enough about them to save them before it’s too late .
“asthma sufferers believe that bats double - boiled in ginger is a good remedy . those with a weak constitution and who feel cold ( with clammy hands ) are recommended to take bats or flying foxes as they warm the body . ”
once considered common ( 2 ) , the golden - capped fruit bat is now threatened with imminent extinction ( 5 ) . as a result of deforestation and hunting , populations all over the philippines have declined considerably , and this species has vanished entirely from a number of islands ( 5 ) . the natural habitat of the philippines is amongst the most threatened in the world , with only six to seven percent of the original primary forest remaining , largely due to extensive commercial logging ( 8 ) . this undoubtedly has had a significant impact on the golden - capped fruit bat , which favours primary forest ( 5 ) .
training local stakeholders is a vital first step . we treat each roost survey as an opportunity to improve the skill set of local protected area managers by training them in our simple and inexpensive field techniques for flying fox monitoring . rather than condemn local bat hunters as part of the threat to flying foxes , we hire them as “guides” and involve them in our counting efforts . in doing so , we are formally acknowledging the importance of hunters’ traditional knowledge as well as creating an opportunity for hunters to apply their expertise to gathering population size data , which supports the long - term conservation management of this local resouce . hunters who accompany us in the field often realise for the first time the extent to which bats are a limited resource , and become advocates for self - imposed hunting regulation and other locally based protective efforts .
like most flying foxes , they mainly eat fruit , with figs their favourite . they travel long distances at night to find food and have an important role to play in the environment as they spread seeds in their droppings throughout the forest as they fly .
“these days , few people eat bats . it is more common to find people enjoying flying foxes instead . if they have such cravings , these folks head to food outlets that sell game meat ( perhaps illegally ) in rural villages , ” he adds .
while the golden - capped fruit bat is thought to occur in some protected areas ( 5 ) , further action is urgently needed to prevent the extinction of this species . in 1992 , an action plan developed for the conservation of old world fruit bats outlined a number of conservation measures recommended for this species . due to the problems with enforcing any hunting controls , the plan recommended that the most effective method of protection would be to manage colonies on small islands where suitable habitat remains , and where protection efforts would have a better chance of success ( 5 ) . in 2003 , the philippine endemic species conservation project implemented a programme for the protection of the golden - capped fruit bat on the tiny island of boracay , off the northwest corner of panay . the project’s achievements included nearly eliminating hunting of the colony ( 9 ) . in combination with conservation efforts in the wild , captive breeding may eventually be necessary to ensure the long - term survival of the golden - capped fruit bat ( 5 ) .
protein has sometimes been considered a limiting nutrient for frugivorous bats , because fruits are generally low in nitrogen ( courts 1998 ; thomas 1984 ) . thomas ( 1984 ) hypothesized that largely frugivorous bat species overingest fruits to obtain enough protein in their diets . however , both flowers and leaves can contain substantial amounts of protein ( kunz and diaz 1995 ; law 1992 ; ruby et al . 2000 ) , and both are used by many flying fox species ( marshall 1985 ) . the relatively greater use of leaves by a . jubatus may partially explain how this species obtains sufficient protein in an otherwise all - fruit diet .
detailed movement studies of flying foxes have been limited historically , in part because of their typically high mobility ( limiting observational studies ) and low bodyweight ( limiting remote sensing studies ) . the cost and weight of telemetry devices have also been factors , however in the last decade , as transmitter size has substantially decreased , satellite telemetry has been increasingly used to describe large scale flying fox movements [ 3 ] – [ 6 ] . while satellite telemetry is ideal for recording long - range movements of animals , the inherent error associated with location fixes limits detailed movement studies . the alternative global positioning system ( gps ) technology offers a number of advantages , allowing the capture of detailed and accurate 3 - dimensional movement over space and time . while numerous studies have utilised the latter approach to elaborate the detailed movement of avian species [ 7 ] , [ 8 ] , its use with bat species is still novel [ 9 ] , [ 10 ] . the approach is particularly attractive where detailed information is sought over a relatively short period of time , and where the biology or behaviour of the study species ( such as the colonial diurnal roosting exhibited by flying foxes ) facilitates remote downloading of data .
sam c . stier , tammy l . mildenstein ; dietary habits of the world ' s largest bats : the philippine flying foxes , acerodon jubatus and pteropus vampyrus lanensis , journal of mammalogy , volume 86 , issue 4 , 22 august 2005 , pages 719–728 , urltoken ; 2
“bats are known as phin fook in cantonese while flying foxes , fei shi , ” relates an adventurous foodie who only wants to be known as ah meng . the 41 - year - old from subang jaya , selangor , always goes in search of the best eateries in town .
. not every fig species is used , and the dietary range is narrower than other bats in the same area . notably , these staple plants are only found in mature lowland forests , making golden - capped fruit bats forest obligates . they also consume leaves by crushing them and swallowing the liquid content , but how much of the diet is composed of leaves is unknown .
the clips shows only part of the organized sequence of immature and mature bats flying out of their roost that lasts quite a long time . it is enthralling to see for the first time in real time . come and see for yourself at sulu garden during sunset . see you there !
6 . march 11 , 2015 . the popular scientific wisdom about bat aerodynamics is that they are the only flying animals with prominent external ears ( pinnae ) , and it has been widely understood that bat faces , including the pinnae and noseleaves , impede powerful aerodynamics . please click here .


isochorista helota is a species of moth of the family tortricidae .

it is found in australia , where it has been recorded from new south wales , victoria and tasmania .

the habitat consists of tall wet eucalypt forests .

the wingspan is about 10 mm .

isochorista helota

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a survey has been carried out to identify the major sex pheromone gland components in 30 species of australian tortricid moths . while more than half the species examined have ( z ) - 11 - , ( e ) - 11 - , and / or ( z ) - 9 - tetrade - cenyl acetates as the principal components , these compounds were not detected in some plesiomorphic taxa where combinations of ( z ) - 5 and ( z ) - 7 or ( z ) - 8 and ( z ) - 10 isomers are present . the results are discussed in relation to tortricid classification and current theories on pheromone evolution .
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1975 . a computer program for calculating linear and logarithmic retention indices in gas chromatography .
1976 . apparatus for ozonolysis of microgram to milligram amounts of compound . anal . chem . 49 : 1131–1135 .
1986 . sex pheromone biosynthesis in the red - banded leafroller moth , studied by mass - labeling with stable isotopes and analysis with mass spectrometry .
1967 . reagents for organic synthesis . john wiley & sons , new york , p . 586 .
1984 . assessment of taxonomically significant structures in tortricinae ( lep . , tortricidae ) .
1988 . taxonomy and phylogeny , in l . p . s . van der geest ( ed . ) . tortricoid pests . eisevier , amsterdam . in press .
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1985 . oviposition patterns and egg characteristics of australian tortricine moths ( lepidoptera : tortricidae ) .
1985 . sex pheromones , pp . 145–191 , in g . a . kerkut and l . i . gilbert ( eds . ) . comprehensive insect physiology , biochemistry and pharmacology , vol . 9 : behaviour . pergamon press , oxford .
horak , m . , whittle , c . p . , bellas , t . e . et al . j chem ecol ( 1988 ) 14 : 1163 . urltoken
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bela nebula is a species of sea snail , a marine gastropod mollusk in the family mangeliidae .

it is the type species of the genus bela .

bela nebula

scientific and european names : bela nebula , bela septenvillei , mangelia ( bela ) nebula , mangelia nebula , murex nebula .
turridae - mangeliidae » bela nebula , id : 647277 , shell detail « shell encyclopedia , conchology , inc .
bela nebula intermedia ( var . ) monterosato , t . a . de m . di , 1872 : italy ( nomen nudum )
taxonomy probably bela nebula forms a complex , where also b . laevigata belongs to ( ankel 1936 , van aartsen et al . 1984 .
scientific synonyms and common names murex nebula montagu , 1803 mangelia ginnania risso , 1826 pleurotoma fuscata deshayes , 1835 buccinum steveni krynicky , 1837 pleurotoma nigra potiez & michaud , 1838 raphitoma affinis locard , 1892 bela formica nordsieck , 1977 bela ornata atticae nordsieck , 1977 bela ginnaniana auct . pleurotoma formicaria sensu forbes , 1838 non sowerby g . b . i , 1834 mangelia nebula
taxonomy probably bela nebula forms a complex , where also b . laevigata belongs to ( ankel 1936 , van aartsen et al . 1984 . [ details ]
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - species : bela nebula ( g . montagu , 1803 ) - id : 2122750030
bela nebula rufula ( var . ) bucquoy , e . j . , ph . dautzenberg & g . f . dollfus , 1883 : mediterranean france ( nomen nudum )
ardovini , r . ( 2008 ) bela africana n . sp . ( gastropoda turridae ) west africa , senegal . malacologia 58 , 12–13 .
( of mangelia nebula ( montagu , 1803 ) ) check list of european marine mollusca ( clemam ) . , available online at urltoken [ details ]
( of pleurotoma nebula var . abbreviata jeffreys , 1867 ) check list of european marine mollusca ( clemam ) . , available online at urltoken [ details ]
( of raphitoma nebula var . septenvillei dautzenberg , 1913 ) check list of european marine mollusca ( clemam ) . , available online at urltoken [ details ]
( of mangelia nebula var . lactea jeffreys , 1867 ) check list of european marine mollusca ( clemam ) . , available online at urltoken [ details ]
( of pleurotoma nebula var . minor jeffreys , 1867 ) check list of european marine mollusca ( clemam ) . , available online at urltoken [ details ]
( of pleurotoma nebula var . elongata jeffreys , 1867 ) check list of european marine mollusca ( clemam ) . , available online at urltoken [ details ]
( of mangelia ( bela ) nebula ( montagu , 1803 ) ) hayward , p . j . ; ryland , j . s . ( ed . ) . ( 1990 ) . the marine fauna of the british isles and north - west europe : 1 . introduction and protozoans to arthropods . clarendon press : oxford , uk . isbn 0 - 19 - 857356 - 1 . 627 pp . ( look up in imis ) [ details ]
( of mangelia ( bela ) nebula ( montagu , 1803 ) ) hayward , p . j . ; ryland , j . s . ( ed . ) . ( 1990 ) . the marine fauna of the british isles and north - west europe : 1 . introduction and protozoans to arthropods . clarendon press : oxford , uk . isbn 0 - 19 - 857356 - 1 . 627 pp . ( look up in ror ) [ details ]
naldi , f . , della bella , g . & scarponi , d . ( 2013 ) descrizione di bela pseudoappeliusi n . sp . ( neogastropoda , mangeliidae ) dal plio - pleistocene dell’italia . bollettino della società paleontologica italiana , 52 , 71–79 . urltoken
mariottini , p . , di giulio , a . , smriglio , c . & oliverio , m . ( 2008 ) notes on the bela brachystoma complex , with description of a new species ( mollusca , gastropoda , ; conidae ) . aldrovandia , 4 , 3–20 .
mariottini , p . , smriglio , c . , di giulio , a . & oliverio , m . ( 2009 ) a new fossil conoidean from the pliocene of italy with comments on the bela menkhorsti complex ( gastropoda : conidae ) . journal of conchology , 40 , 5–14 .
( of raphitoma nebula ( montagu , 1803 ) ) dautzenberg , ph . ( 1913 ) . atlas de poche des coquilles des côtes de france ( manche , océan , méditerranée ) communes , pittoresques ou comestibles . bibliothèque de poche du naturaliste , vi . librairie des sciences naturelles paul klincksieck : paris . vii , 152 , 64 plates pp ( look up in imis ) [ details ]
( of raphitoma nebula ( montagu , 1803 ) ) dautzenberg , ph . ( 1913 ) . atlas de poche des coquilles des côtes de france ( manche , océan , méditerranée ) communes , pittoresques ou comestibles . bibliothèque de poche du naturaliste , vi . librairie des sciences naturelles paul klincksieck : paris . vii , 152 , 64 plates pp ( look up in ror ) [ details ]
( of bela septenvillei ( dautzenberg & durouchoux , 1913 ) ) gofas , s . ; le renard , j . ; bouchet , p . ( 2001 ) . mollusca . in : costello , m . j . et al . ( eds ) , european register of marine species : a check - list of the marine species in europe and a bibliography of guides to their identification . patrimoines naturels . 50 : 180 - 213 . ( look up in imis ) [ details ]
( of bela septenvillei ( dautzenberg & durouchoux , 1913 ) ) gofas , s . ; le renard , j . ; bouchet , p . ( 2001 ) . mollusca . in : costello , m . j . et al . ( eds ) , european register of marine species : a check - list of the marine species in europe and a bibliography of guides to their identification . patrimoines naturels . 50 : 180 - 213 . ( look up in ror ) [ details ]
( of murex nebula montagu , 1803 ) montagu , george . ( 1803 ) . testacea britannica or natural history of british shells , marine , land , and fresh - water , including the most minute : systematically arranged and embellished with figures . j . white , london , vol . 1 , xxxvii + 291 pp . and vol . 2 , 293–606 . , available online at urltoken [ details ]
( of pleurotoma nebula var . minor jeffreys , 1867 ) jeffreys , j . g . ( 1862 - 1869 ) . british conchology . vol . 1 : pp . cxiv + 341 [ 1862 ] . vol . 2 : pp . 479 [ 1864 ] il frontrespizio reca la data 1863 ma in effetti pubblicato nel 1864 . vol . 3 : pp . 394 [ 1865 ] . vol . 4 : pp . 487 [ 1867 ] . vol . 5 : pp . 259 [ 1869 ] . london , van voorst . , available online at urltoken [ details ]
( of mangelia nebula var . lactea jeffreys , 1867 ) jeffreys , j . g . ( 1862 - 1869 ) . british conchology . vol . 1 : pp . cxiv + 341 [ 1862 ] . vol . 2 : pp . 479 [ 1864 ] il frontrespizio reca la data 1863 ma in effetti pubblicato nel 1864 . vol . 3 : pp . 394 [ 1865 ] . vol . 4 : pp . 487 [ 1867 ] . vol . 5 : pp . 259 [ 1869 ] . london , van voorst . , available online at urltoken page ( s ) : 385 [ details ]
( of pleurotoma nebula var . abbreviata jeffreys , 1867 ) jeffreys , j . g . ( 1862 - 1869 ) . british conchology . vol . 1 : pp . cxiv + 341 [ 1862 ] . vol . 2 : pp . 479 [ 1864 ] il frontrespizio reca la data 1863 ma in effetti pubblicato nel 1864 . vol . 3 : pp . 394 [ 1865 ] . vol . 4 : pp . 487 [ 1867 ] . vol . 5 : pp . 259 [ 1869 ] . london , van voorst . , available online at urltoken page ( s ) : 385 [ details ]
( of pleurotoma nebula ( montagu , 1803 ) ) jeffreys , j . g . ( 1862 - 1869 ) . british conchology . vol . 1 : pp . cxiv + 341 [ 1862 ] . vol . 2 : pp . 479 [ 1864 ] il frontrespizio reca la data 1863 ma in effetti pubblicato nel 1864 . vol . 3 : pp . 394 [ 1865 ] . vol . 4 : pp . 487 [ 1867 ] . vol . 5 : pp . 259 [ 1869 ] . london , van voorst . , available online at urltoken page ( s ) : vol . 4 , p . 385 [ details ]
( of pleurotoma nebula var . elongata jeffreys , 1867 ) jeffreys , j . g . ( 1862 - 1869 ) . british conchology . vol . 1 : pp . cxiv + 341 [ 1862 ] . vol . 2 : pp . 479 [ 1864 ] il frontrespizio reca la data 1863 ma in effetti pubblicato nel 1864 . vol . 3 : pp . 394 [ 1865 ] . vol . 4 : pp . 487 [ 1867 ] . vol . 5 : pp . 259 [ 1869 ] . london , van voorst . , available online at urltoken page ( s ) : 385 ; 1869 ; pl . 91 fig . 2 [ details ]
( of buccinum steveni krynicky , 1837 ) krynicki a . j . ( 1837 ) conchylia tam terrestria , quam fluviatilia et e maribus adjacentibus imperii rossici indigena , quae pro mutua offeruntur historiae naturalis cultoribus commutatione . bulletin de la société impériale des naturalistes de moscou , 10 ( 2 ) : 50–64 , available online at urltoken [ details ]
( of ichnusa setaba jeffreys , 1847 ) jeffreys , j . g . ( 1847 ) . descriptions and notices of british shells . annals and . magazine of natural history . 19 : 309 - 314 . , available online at urltoken page ( s ) : 312 [ details ]
( of raphitoma affine locard , 1891 ) locard a . ( 1891 ) . les coquilles marines des côtes de france . annales de la société linnéenne de lyon . 37 : 1 - 385 [ published 31 october 1891 ; also published by baillière as a book in 1892 ] . , available online at urltoken page ( s ) : 56 - 57 [ details ]
( of pleurotoma nigra potiez & michaud , 1838 ) potiez v . l . v . & michaud a . l . g . ( 1838 - 1844 ) . galerie des mollusques ou catalogue méthodique , descriptif et raisonné des mollusques et coquilles du muséum de douai . paris , baillière . vol . 1 : pp . 560 + xxxv [ 1838 ] . vol . 2 , available online at urltoken [ details ]
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( of raphitoma septenvillei dautzenberg & durouchoux , 1913 ) dautzenberg , ph . ; durouchoux , p . ( 1913 ) . les mollusques de la baie de saint - malo . feuille des jeunes naturalistes : rennes - paris . 64 pp . ( look up in imis ) [ details ]
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( of pleurotoma nigra potiez & michaud , 1838 ) check list of european marine mollusca ( clemam ) . , available online at urltoken [ details ]
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( of raphitoma affine locard , 1891 ) check list of european marine mollusca ( clemam ) . , available online at urltoken [ details ]
hayward , p . j . ; ryland , j . s . ( ed . ) . ( 1990 ) . the marine fauna of the british isles and north - west europe : 1 . introduction and protozoans to arthropods . clarendon press : oxford , uk . isbn 0 - 19 - 857356 - 1 . 627 pp . ( look up in imis ) [ details ]
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hayward , p . j . , wigham , g . d . & n . yonow , 1990 . mollusca i : polyplacophora , scaphopoda , and gastropoda . in : the marine fauna of the british isles and north - west europe . ( ed . p . j . hayward & j . s . ryland ) . clarendon press , oxford : 628 - 730 .
seaward , d . r . , 1990 . distribution of the marine molluscs of north west europe . nature conservancy council .
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( of raphitoma septenvillei dautzenberg & durouchoux , 1913 ) dautzenberg , ph . ; durouchoux , p . ( 1913 ) . les mollusques de la baie de saint - malo . feuille des jeunes naturalistes : rennes - paris . 64 pp . ( look up in ror ) [ details ]
scientific synonyms and common names pleurotoma brachystoma philippi , 1844 pleurotoma granulifera brugnone , 1868 raphitoma brachystoma var . comitasensis fontannes , 1879 pleurotoma brachystoma var . curta almera & bofill , 1898 pleurotoma submarginata var . minor almera & bofill , 1898 pleurotoma brachystoma var . emporitensis almera , 1907 mangelia brachystoma
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