Body temperatures of hibernating little brown bats reveal pronounced behavioural activity during deep torpor and suggest a fever response during white-nose syndrome

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RT @UTM: @CylitaGuy @OntScienceCtr @TheMedium UTM grad student Heather Mayberry studies the relationship between #whitenosesyndrome and the…

@CylitaGuy @OntScienceCtr @TheMedium UTM grad student Heather Mayberry studies the relationship between #whitenosesyndrome and the body temperatures and hibernation activities of little brown bats sickened by the deadly fungus > https://t.co/UHkXyCeTYc

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