Evolution of nectarivory in phyllostomid bats (Phyllostomidae Gray, 1825, Chiroptera: Mammalia)

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RT @LabDavalos: As well as dental characters, and maybe even in the genetics of energy use! #AwesomeBats pic by @rossiterlab https://t.co…

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As well as dental characters, and maybe even in the genetics of energy use! #AwesomeBats pic by @rossiterlab https://t.co/kremsgm8Xb https://t.co/CXcbfvvozE

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Phylogenetic reconstructions of the family Phyllostomidae suggest a double evolution of nectarivory in the family. Subtle morphological differences can be observed in the tongue structure. 22/n https://t.co/jceVTH8rci

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