| paternity assessment and population subdivision in a natural population of the larger mouse-eared bat myotis myotis. | a hypervariable simple sequence locus and mitochondrial d-loop sequences were used to analyse genetically a natural population of the larger mouse-eared bat myotis myotis in southern bavaria. tests for population subdivision and direct observations suggest that females return to their natal sites, while males disperse. the males present in female nursery colonies are not related to the females. paternity assessment for 46 offspring from a particular nursery colony showed that there are no males ... | 1997 | 9076978 |