Kati Suominen

University of Helsinki

Finland

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Melissa Meierhofer

University of Helsinki

FINLAND

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Veronika Laine

University of Helsinki

FINLAND

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Mari Aas Fjelldal

University of Helsinki

FINLAND

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Arto Tapio Pulliainen

University lecturer

University of Turku

FINLAND

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Ilkka Kivistö

University of Helsinki

FINLAND

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Jouni Aspi

FINLAND

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Ann Ojala

Natural Resources Institute Finland

FINLAND

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Aleksi Lehikoinen

University of Helsinki

FINLAND

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Tarmo Virtanen

University of Helsinki

FINLAND

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Anna Blomberg

University of Helsinki

FINLAND

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Martin Snickars

Head of station, Senior lecturer

FINLAND

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Thomas Lilley

University of Helsinki

FINLAND

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Yanjie Xu

University of Helsinki

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Eeva-Maria Tidenberg

University of Helsinki

FINLAND

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Kati Suominen

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Pathogenic bacterial taxa constitute a substantial portion of fecal microbiota in common migratory bats and birds in Europe

Thermoregulation and diurnal roost selection of boreal bats during pre‐hibernation period

Contrasting Seasonal Distribution Patterns of Two Boreal Aerial Hawking Bat Species in Finland

Slow-lived birds and bats carry higher pathogen loads

Supersize me: hypotheses on torpor-assisted prehibernation fattening in a boreal bat

Environmental features around roost sites drive species-specific roost preferences for boreal bats

Large‐scale long‐term passive‐acoustic monitoring reveals spatio‐temporal activity patterns of boreal bats

Continental‐scale climatic gradients of pathogenic microbial taxa in birds and bats

Disease Avoidance Model Explains the Acceptance of Cohabitation With Bats During the COVID-19 Pandemic

First Report of Coronaviruses in Northern European Bats

Within‐season changes in habitat use of forest‐dwelling boreal bats

Collaborators (14)

Melissa Meierhofer

Veronika Laine

Mari Aas Fjelldal

Arto Tapio Pulliainen

Ilkka Kivistö

Jouni Aspi

Ann Ojala

Aleksi Lehikoinen

Tarmo Virtanen

Anna Blomberg

Martin Snickars

Thomas Lilley

Yanjie Xu

Eeva-Maria Tidenberg

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