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Table 3 Characteristics of nine sites frequented by Eidolon helvum

From: Fruit bats in flight: a look into the movements of the ecologically important Eidolon helvum in Tanzania

No.

Site (Lat, Long)

Human dwellings/buildings

Wild animals or signs of animals

Domestic animals or their signs

Trees observed

1

Ifakara (−8.136, 36.987)

Yes

None observed

Chickens, dogs, cats

Syzygium guineese,

Elaeis quineensis,

Muntingia calabura,

Mangofera indica,

Musa spp.

2

Mang’ula, Udzungwa Mountains National Park (−7.799, 36.878)

No

Non-human primates

None observed

Sorindea madagascarensis,

Psychotria capensis,

Leptactina platyphylla

3

Msolwa ujamaa, Udzungwa (−7.744, 36.929)

Yes

Non-human primates

Chickens, ducks, goats, dogs, cats

Cocos nucifera,

Mangofera indica,

Azadirachta indica,

Ficus spp.,

Milicia excelsa

4, 5

Udzungwa

Yes

Non-human primates

None observed

Syzygium guineese,

(−7.731, 36.929)

Mangofera indica,

(−7.731, 36.922)

Psidium guajava,

Anacardium occidentale

6

Kidatu (−7.683, 36.966)

Yes

None observed

Chickens, dogs, cats, goats, pigs

Syzygium guineese,

Mangofera indica,

Citrus spp. (orange),

Ficus spp.,

Mishoki*

7, 8

Kilombero, Illovo

No

None observed

None observed

Ficus spp.

(−7.673, 36.987)

(−7.673, 36.988)

9

Horticulture garden, Morogoro (−6.845, 37.663)

Yes

Via camera traps: Non-human primates, mongoose, rat, cat

None observed

Mangofera indica

  1. *Local name for tree not identified by common English names
  2. These locations were also newly identified day roost sites