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  • Sykes 1831
  • (Skins of ... Mammalia obtained in Dukhun). Proceedings zool. Soc. Lond. 1: 99-105.
  • Cretzschmar 1826-1831
  • Säugethiere, pp. 1-78 in Atlas zu der Reise im nördlichen Afrika von Edouard RÜppell. Frankfurt.
  • Moore 1962
  • Scientific rareties from Ceylon. Chicago nat. Hist. Mus. Bull. 33(7): 5-8.
  • Thomas 1915a
  • Scientific Results from the Mammal Survey No 10: The Indian Bats assigned to the genus Myotis. Journal Bombay nat. Hist. Soc. 23: 607-612.
  • Thomas 1916a
  • Scientific results from the Mammal Survey, XIII. Journal Bombay nat. Hist. Soc. 24: 404-430.
  • Thomas 1916b
  • Scientific results from the Mammal Survey, XIV. Journal Bombay nat. Hist. Soc. 24: 639-644.
  • Wroughton, Ryley 1913
  • Scientific results from the Mammals Survey, III. Journal Bombay nat. Hist. Soc. 22: 13-21.
  • Advani 1981a
  • Seasonal fluctuations in the feeding ecology of the Indian false vampire, Megaderma lyra lyra (Chiroptera: Megadermatidae) in Rajasthan. Zeitschrift Säugetierk. 46(2): 90-93.
  • Badwaik 1992
  • Seasonal migration of two species of Microchiroptera in relation to breeding cycles. Mammalia 56(2): 287-290.
  • 1906b
  • Seven new Malayan bats. Proceedings biol. Soc. Wash. 19: 61-65.
  • Sody 1936
  • Seventeen new generic, specific and subspecific names from the Dutch East Indian mammals. Natuurkundig Tijdschr. Ned-Indie 96: 42-55.
  • 1903
  • Seventy new Malaysian mammals. Smithsonian misc. Collns 45: 1-73.
  • Balasubramanian 1988
  • Shortnosed fruit bat (Cynopterus sphinx Vahl) feeding on the leaves of Cassia fistula Point Calimere Wildlife Sanctuary. Journal Bombay nat. Hist Soc. 86(1): 183.
  • Garg 1955
  • Significance of the orbitotemporal region in the skulls of the small bats of Ajmer. Current Sci. 24: 55-56.
  • 1911
  • Six new fruit-bats of the genera Macroglossus and Syconycteris. Annals Mag. nat. Hist. 7: 641-643.
  • Leippert 1994
  • Social behaviour on the wing in the false vampire, Megaderma lyra. Ethology 98(2): 111-127.
  • Marimuthu, Chandrashekaran 1983
  • Social cues of a Hipposiderid bat inside a cave fail to entrain the circadian rhythm of an Emballonurid bat. Naturwissenschaften 70(12): 620-621.
  • Bhatnagar, Srivastava 1974
  • Somatic chromosomes of four common bats of Allahabad. Cytologia 39(2): 327-334.
  • Bhunya, Moharty 1975
  • Somatic chromosomes study from the bone marrow cells of three Indian bats (Microchiroptera). Proceedings Indian Sci. Congr. 62(3)(B): 137.
  • Gaur, Shahrokh 1989a
  • Some abnormal behaviour in the infants of Rhinopoma microphyllum kinneari. Bat Research News 30(3): 31-32.
  • Usman 1986
  • Some aspects of the population dynamics of the bat, Rhinopoma hardwickei in a cave system. Journal Bombay nat. Hist. Soc. 83(1): 120-129.
  • Bastawde, Mahabal 1976
  • Some behavioral aspects of the Indian flying fox Pteropus giganteus giganteus. Bio-Vigyanam 2(2): 209-212.
  • Wroughton 1899
  • Some Konkan bats. Journal Bombay nat. Hist. Soc. 12: 716-725.
  • Thomas 1913a
  • Some new Ferae from Asia and Africa. Annals Mag. nat. Hist. 11: 214-218.
  • Wroughton 1912d
  • Some new Indian mammals. Journal Bombay nat. Hist. Soc. 21: 767-773.
  • Sandhu, Gopalakrishna 1984
  • Some observations on the breeding biology of the Indian fruit bat, Cynopterus sphinx (Vahl) in central India. Current Sci. 53(22): 1189-1192.
  • 1958
  • Some observations on the fauna of the Maldive Islands. Part II.-Mammals. Journal Bombay nat. Hist. Soc. 55: 3-10.
  • Advani 1981b
  • Some observations on the feeding behaviour of the Indian Pygmy Pipistrelle, Pipistrellus mimus mimus Wroughton, 1899 (Mammalia: Chiroptera: Vespertilionidae) in Rajasthan Desert. Säugethierkundliche Mitt. 29(4): 10-12.
  • Bhiwgade 1984
  • Some stages of early development in the Indian Vespertilionid bat, Pipistrellus babu. Journal Current Biosci. 1(4): 179-181.
  • 1964b
  • Some systematic and anatomical observations on the Formosan tailless Leaf-nosed bat Coelops frithi formosanus Horikawa 1928. Mammalia 28(1): 88-93.
  • Zima 1991
  • Standard karyology of eighteen species of bats (Rhinolophidae, Vespertilionidae, Molossidae) from Eurasia. Myotis 29: 31-34.
  • Ryberg 1947
  • Studies on bats and bat parasites especially with regard to Sweden and other neighbouring countries of the North. Stockholm.
  • Sinha 1981a
  • Studies on bats of Gujarat. Records zool. Surv. India 78: 101-112.
  • Advani, Vazirani 1981
  • Studies on ectoparasites of bats of Rajasthan and Gujarat (India). Records zool. Surv. India Misc. Publs. occ. Pap. No. 22: 1-155.
  • 1988
  • Studies on organ weight of the sheath-tailed bat Taphozous perforatus perforatus Geoffroy. Science Culture 54(11): 367-368.
  • Agrawal, Sinha 1973
  • Studies on the bacula of some oriental bats. Anatomischer Anz. 133: 180-192.
  • Maeda 1982
  • Studies on the classsification of Miniopterus in Eurasisa, Australia and Melanesia. Honyurui Kagaku Suppl. No. 1: 1-176.
  • Gopalakrishna 1947
  • Studies on the embryology of Microchiroptera. Part I. Reproduction and breeding seasons in the South Indian Vespertilionid Bat - Scotophilus wroughtoni (Thomas). Proc. Indian Acad. Sci. 26B 6: 219-232.
  • Sabnis 1973
  • Studies on the post-partum involution of the uterus of some Indian bats. Revue roum. Biol. (Ser. Zool.) 18(1): 49-55.
  • Das 1986a
  • Studies on the taxonomy and geographical distribution of the species of bat obtained by the Silent Valley (Kerala, India) expedition, 1980. Records Zool. Surv. India 84 (1-4): 259-276.
  • Khajuria, Ghosal 1981
  • Studies on wildlife of Narbada Valley. Part 4. Mammals. Record zool. Surv. India 79(1-2): 235-257.
  • Wroughton 1918
  • Summary of the results from the Indian mammal survey. Parts 1 and 2. Journal Bombay nat. Hist. Soc. 25: 547-598; 26: 19-58.
  • Geoffroy 1813
  • Sur un genre de chauve-souris sous le nom de Rhinolophes. Annales Mus. Hist. nat. Paris 20: 254-266.
  • Phillips 1933a
  • Survey of the distribution of Mammals in Ceylon. Report No 8: Hiyara, near Galle, Southern Prov. [237-238]; [ii] Report No 9: Bibile District, Uva Prov. [238-242]. Ceylon J. Sci. B 17: 237-242.
  • Phillips 1933b
  • Survey of the distribution of Mammals in Ceylon. Report No 10: Madola and Hallinna, Opanake distict, Sabaragamuwa Prov. [133-136]; Marichchukaddi, N.P., and Marai Villu, N-W.P. Sea Coast [136-141] and West Haputale, Ohiya [141-142]. Ceylon J. Sci. B 18: 133-142.
  • Phillips 1932a
  • Survey of the distribution of Mammals in Ceylon. Report No 1: West Haputale, Ohiya [338-341]; [ii] Report No 2: Mulhalkelle district, Central Prov. [341-347]; [iii] Report No 3: Southern (Palatupane) Resident Sportsman's Reserve, Southern Prov. [347-351]. Ceylon J. Sci. B 16: 337-351.
  • Phillips 1932b
  • Survey of the distribution of Mammals in Ceylon. Report No 4: West Haputale, Ohiya [127-131]; [ii] Report No 5: Sigiriya District, Central Prov. [131-134]; [iii] Report No 6: Southern (Palatupana) Resident Sportsman's Reserve, Southern Prov. [134-136]; [iv] Report No 7: Gunner's Quoin District, N.C.P. [136-138]. Ceylon J. Sci. B 17: 127-138.
  • Phillips 1936
  • Survey of the distribution of Mammals of Ceylon. Report No. 12: Cheddikulam, Northern Prov. [315-326]; Kankesanturai and the Jaffna Peninsula, Northern Province [326-329]. Ceylon J. Sci. (B) 19(3): 315-329.
  • Hodgson 1835
  • Synopsis of the Vespertilionidae of Nipal. Journal Asiat. Soc. Bengal 4: 699-701.
  • Gaisler 1970b
  • Systematic review and distinguishing characters of the bats (Chiroptera) hitherto recorded in Afghanistan. Zoologicke Listy 20(2): 97-110.