ArticleEcology and evolution2025
Cave-dwelling bats of Carajás National Forest: New cytogenetic data of threatened species.
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Abstract
In Brazil, bat species that use caves as shelters are constantly susceptible to anthropic impacts. Of the 181 species of bats in Brazil, 81 are recorded in caves, 13 of which are considered essentially cave dwellers. The Carajás National Forest Conservation Unit, located in the southeastern region of Pará, serves as a refuge for these species, among others. The present work sought to reveal the chromosomal diversity of bats in six caves of the Carajás National Forest. Cytogenetic analyses were carried out for some species as an additional tool for taxonomic identification. We present here the conventional karyotype of eight species, five being described for the first time in Brazilian specimens. We also described for the first time the karyotypes of
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