| [bacteriological study of the intestinal flora of bats (desmodus rotundus) (author's transl)]. | stools of 100 bats trapped in the town of anhembi, state os são paulo, brazil, were examined bacteriologically. hemolityc and non hemolytic strains of escherichia coli were found most frequently (29.5%) followed by proteus group (27%) and staphylococcus (20%). from nine samples of stools the authors isolated salmonella typhimurium. | 1975 | 1236052 |
| [enterobacteria of bats (chiroptera) (author's transl)]. | the aerobic gram-negative faecal flora of 38 bats consisting of 10 species and genera respectively, of microchiroptera, and of 4 species and genera respectively, of megachiroptera was studied (table 1 and 3). there were no specific differences between insectivora and frugivora: e. coli 15-24%, citrobacter 8-10%, enterobacter-klebsiella-group 40-43% and proteus-group 28-30% (table 2). the overwhelming majority of the isolated bacteria were lactose-positive (table 3), corresponding to the membersh ... | 1980 | 7424248 |
| [aerobic bacterial flora from the digestive tract of the common vampire bat, desmodus rotundus (chiroptera: phyllostomidae)]. | this study addresses the composition of microbial flora in the vampire bat (desmodus rotundus) primarily because all available data are outdated, and because of the economical significance of this bat species. twenty-one bats were collected and their aerobic bacteria documented separately for stomach and intestine. bacteria were identified through the analytical profile index (api), and results analyzed with the apilab software. a total of thirty bacterial species were isolated from sixteen fema ... | 2006 | 18491612 |