Madagascar flying fox skulls 6% smaller than before 1980s, study finds
Studies show that the skulls of Malagasy flying foxes have become about six percent smaller over the past few decades. This reduction in size is likely attributed to factors such as commercial hunting and habitat loss due to deforestation. The decrease in larger individuals poses a threat to their reproductive success and population recovery.
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Madagascar flying fox skulls 6% smaller than before 1980s, study finds (opens Times of India in a new tab)
Studies show that the skulls of Malagasy flying foxes have become about six percent smaller over the past few decades. This reduction in size is likely attributed to factors such as commercial hunting and habitat loss due to deforestation. The decrease in…
