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Thanks for joining me today in Colorado. Research in my lab, located in the new $42 million Ross Hall Science Complex at UNC (see campus videos), involves functional development of flight in Jamaican (Artibeus jamaicensis, right, video clip) and short-tailed (Carollia perspicillata, left) fruit bats  as well as descriptive studies of skeletogenesis in micro- and megachiropterans. Field work includes community and population dynamics, foraging and roosting ecology, and water resource use by Coloradan bat species. I also do some field work in the Caribbean islands. Please click on the research interest button for more detailed information.

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	My Research Article PDFs
	Movie: Bats Drinking
	Movie: Fruit bats feeding
	Colorado Bat Conservation Plan
	The Colorado Bat Society's Events
	Bat Conservation International
	North American Bat Conservation Partnership
	Books by Adams
Evolution and Developmental Biology Bats and the Western United States Bats of Kruger National Park, South Africa Bats and Natural Disasters on Caribbean Islands
Photo Album: Check out some Colorado field research photos.
Myotis thysanodes