FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2805423264> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2805423264 endingPage "108" @default.
• W2805423264 startingPage "97" @default.
• W2805423264 abstract "Substrate gleaning is a foraging strategy in which bats use a mixture of echolocation, prey-generated sounds, and vision to localize and hunt surface-dwelling prey. Many substrate-gleaning species depend primarily on prey-generated noise to hunt. Use of echolocation is limited to general orientation and obstacle avoidance. This foraging strategy involves a different set of selective pressures on morphology, behavior, and auditory system organization of bats compared to the use of echolocation for both hunting and navigation. Gleaning likely evolved to hunt in cluttered environments and/or as a counterstrategy to reduce detection by eared prey. Gleaning bats simultaneously receive streams of echoes from obstacles and prey-generated noise, and have to segregate these acoustic streams to attend to one or both. Not only do these bats have to be exquisitely sensitive to the soft, low frequency sounds produced by walking/rustling prey, they also have to precisely localize these sounds. Gleaners typically use low intensity echolocation calls. Such stealth echolocation requires a nervous system that is attuned to low intensity sound processing. In addition, landing on the ground to hunt may bring gleaners in close proximity to venomous prey. In fact, at least 2 gleaning bat species are known to hunt highly venomous scorpions. While a number of studies have addressed adaptations for echolocation in bats that hunt in the air, very little is known about the morphological, behavioral, and neural specializations for gleaning in bats. This review highlights the novel insights gleaning bats provide into bat evolution, particularly auditory pathway organization and ion channel structure/function relationships. Gleaning bats are found in multiple families, suggesting convergent evolution of specializations for gleaning as a foraging strategy. However, most of this review is based on recent work on a single species - the pallid bat (Antrozous palli dus) - symptomatic of the fact that more comparative work is needed to identify the mechanisms that facilitate gleaning behavior." @default.
• W2805423264 created "2018-06-13" @default.
• W2805423264 creator A5000128873 @default.
• W2805423264 date "2018-01-01" @default.
• W2805423264 modified "2023-10-07" @default.
• W2805423264 title "Adaptations for Substrate Gleaning in Bats: The Pallid Bat as a Case Study" @default.
• W2805423264 cites W140549486 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W1965739718 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W1966028840 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W1967052777 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W1974091067 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W1976128922 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W1976791100 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W1977705058 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W1979758618 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W1983232818 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W1983725827 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W1984644288 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W1996134249 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W1999187495 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2001168834 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2009377205 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2017496054 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2020310458 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2028901751 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2032705030 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2034511709 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2035358829 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2037428143 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2041027404 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2044296597 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2046768417 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2047554546 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2048277863 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2050643791 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2052611617 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2053535956 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2053749023 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2056784894 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2060468671 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2060755056 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2061539076 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2063467811 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2068579926 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2068860566 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2069290489 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2071140030 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2079918494 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2110835823 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2111989683 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2116930653 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2117078090 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2117791439 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2133832252 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2155401315 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2158276448 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2161198705 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2161295024 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2169092595 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2170350736 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2193295151 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2220017985 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2397039090 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2410228114 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2411790987 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2585692956 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2753640027 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2761327383 @default.
• W2805423264 cites W2766939483 @default.
• W2805423264 doi "https://doi.org/10.1159/000488873" @default.
• W2805423264 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29874652" @default.
• W2805423264 hasPublicationYear "2018" @default.
• W2805423264 type Work @default.
• W2805423264 sameAs 2805423264 @default.
• W2805423264 citedByCount "9" @default.
• W2805423264 countsByYear W28054232642019 @default.
• W2805423264 countsByYear W28054232642021 @default.
• W2805423264 countsByYear W28054232642022 @default.
• W2805423264 countsByYear W28054232642023 @default.
• W2805423264 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2805423264 hasAuthorship W2805423264A5000128873 @default.
• W2805423264 hasBestOaLocation W28054232641 @default.
• W2805423264 hasConcept C165287380 @default.
• W2805423264 hasConcept C167954536 @default.
• W2805423264 hasConcept C169760540 @default.
• W2805423264 hasConcept C188382862 @default.
• W2805423264 hasConcept C18903297 @default.
• W2805423264 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
• W2805423264 hasConceptScore W2805423264C165287380 @default.
• W2805423264 hasConceptScore W2805423264C167954536 @default.
• W2805423264 hasConceptScore W2805423264C169760540 @default.
• W2805423264 hasConceptScore W2805423264C188382862 @default.
• W2805423264 hasConceptScore W2805423264C18903297 @default.
• W2805423264 hasConceptScore W2805423264C86803240 @default.
• W2805423264 hasIssue "2" @default.
• W2805423264 hasLocation W28054232641 @default.
• W2805423264 hasLocation W28054232642 @default.
• W2805423264 hasOpenAccess W2805423264 @default.

• next