@article{

   author = {Gianna, Dondini and Simone, Vergari and Gaetano, Fichera  and Andreas, Kiefer },

   title = {First record of Hypsugo cf darwinii (Tomes, 1859) in Tuscany, Italy},

   journal = {Barbastella, Journal of Bat Research},

   volume = {9},

   number = {1},

   abstract = {Hypsugo darwinii was originally described in the Canary material supplied by Darwin and attributed later to Hypsugo savii, but recent genetic studies have instead highlight edits new systematic position. It is distributed in North Africa, the Canary Islands, Sicily and Sardinia. Research carried out on Montecristo Island (Tuscan Archipelago National Park) in 2015, revealed the presence of this species on this island, the first for Tuscany, thus providing the new northernmost limit of its distribution. Our results also highlight the importance of small isolated islands for the conservation of bat biodiversity, particularly in the Mediterranean basin.},

   keywords = {Cryptic species

16S

distribution

Montecristo Island},

   DOI = {http://dx.doi.org/10.14709/BarbJ.9.1.2016.01},

   url = {http://secemu.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Gianna_et_al_2016.pdf},

   year = {2016},

   type = {Journal Article}

}