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Bats

1. Bat Conservation International
2. Bat Conservation Trust
3. Bat World Sanctuary
4. Bats Bats Everywhere
5. Hall of Mammals
6. UK Batabase

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Bat Conservation International

Group aiming to protect bats and their habitats worldwide through education, conservation and research. Contains detailed information on bats, projects, publications and how to become involved.
     Author: Bat Conservation International
     Subjects: bats
     DeweyClass: 599.4
     Resource type: documents

Bat Conservation Trust

UK organisation working towards the conservation of bats and their habitats. Includes a listing of species names, together with a measure of conservation status for each.
     Author: Bat Conservation Trust
     Subjects: bats
     DeweyClass: 599.4
     Resource type: document

Bat World Sanctuary

This group's mission includes rescue, rehabilitation, release and sanctuary.
     Author: Bat World Sanctuary
     Subjects: bats
     DeweyClass: 599.4
     Resource type: service

Bats Bats Everywhere

A resource designed for children aiming to encourage them to help protect the species.
     Author: Bats4Kids
     Subjects: bats, endangered species
     DeweyClass: 599.4
     Resource type: directory

Hall of Mammals

Information on the four groups of mammals: monotremes, multituberculates (the 'lost tribe' of mammals), the only major branch of mammals to have become completely extinct, marsupials and eutheria. Eutheria is the group containing the placental mammals such as whales, bats, elephants, shrews, and armadillos. They are also some of the most familiar organisms, including pets such as dogs and cats, as well as many farm and work animals, such as sheep, cattle, and horses. Humans are also placental mammals.
     Author: University of California Berkeley Museum of Paleontology
     Subjects: bats, cats, dogs, horses, mammals
     DeweyClass: 599
     Resource type: documents, images

UK Batabase

Includes a list of UK bat species, with information about their physical description, distribution, habits, flight patterns, and diet. A sound collection of echolocation calls is also available, along with a page dedicated to the conservation of fruit bats.
     Author: Waters, Dean
     Subjects: bats
     DeweyClass: 599.4
     Resource type: documents, sounds