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• - Southeastern Australia bat call directory, with other publications and links to related information resources.
  
• - Introduction to the species, characteristics, distribution, and references. From the Tree of Life project.
  
• - Full checklist of 32 species, with links to detailed species accounts.
  
• - Online resource of mammalian brains which covers 16 species of bat, some with photos and further information.
  
• - Studies life of bats in the wild. Site in French and English with many pictures.
  
• - Includes species lists, information on threatened species, the Australian Bat Action Plan, images, and calls.
  
• - Scientific society which promotes the study of the biology of bats by holding an annual meeting of scientists, students, and the public from around the world.
  
• - Taxonomy of bats from the Animal Diversity Web.
  
• - Database of more than 9000 scientific bibliographic references. In French and English.
  
• - Resources and research on the reproductive and foraging ecology of bats, echolocation, conservation, interactions between bats and moths, and bioacoustics.
  
• - Describes species found in Britain and provides information about echolocation, ecology, and conservation of this mammal.
  
• - A thematic resource on bats for students, teachers, and anyone interested in flying mammals.
  
• - Information and photographs of 'flying-foxes' in Australia.
  
• - Details and photos of the six families found in the region. Includes details of distribution and habitats.
  
• - Life history, ecology, fossil record, systematics, and morphology of bats.
  
• - Includes species accounts, software, audio files and spectrographs, research news, and links. University of New Mexico.
  
• - Links to information and resources for Desmodus rotundus.
  
• - Illustrated guide to bats and how they help humans.
  
• - Includes color photos, scientific names, common names, description, behavior, range, habitats, and life cycle.
  
• - Details of 90+ native species, with photos, ranges, roosts, diet and conservation status. Austrialian Museum Online.