'Wing Prints' May Identify Individual Bats as Effectively as Fingerprints Identify People

ENN
Oct 24, 2017, 5:51 pm59 pts
Research by a USDA Forest Service scientist and her partners may solve a longtime problem in bat research by demonstrating that bats’ wings are as reliable a method of identifying individual bats as fingerprints are for human beings.

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