The  Bats  of  Latium : Past  and  Present

After briefly reviewing past research, the present status of our knowledge on the bats of Latium, Central Italy, one of the richest biodiversity districts of the Central Mediterranean Ecoregion, is outlined, highlighting the contribution of Benedetto Lanza.

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