About the Project
Title Differences in Size, Using Skulls, Between Males and Females in the White-Lined Broad-Nosed Bat
Presentation Watch the research video
Mentor Dr. Richard Stevens
Natural Resources Management, Texas Tech University
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This could also help future researchers in specimen identification, great job!
Hi, Ashlyn!
I understand you have not quite gotten to your end results yet for this species. Are there any known bat species that show signs of sexual dimorphism?
What lead you to use the size of the skull of the bats to identify males from females?
This is a really cool (and adorable) study! Are you planning to document sexual dimorphism in any other species in the west Texas area?