North American Yellow Bats, "Dasypterus," and a

The book provides a comprehensive taxonomic treatment of the genus Lasiurus, which includes yellow bats found in North America. It presents a detailed description of the genus, its characteristics, and its relationships to other genera. The book also includes a list of named kinds within the genus, providing information on their distribution, habits, and distinguishing features.

By Eugene Raymond Hall · First published 1947 · Genre: Scientific Non-Fiction, Zoology, Natural History

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