HILL David デビッドヒル

Researcher Number	90594250
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Affiliation (based on the past Project Information) *help	2014 – 2015: 京都大学, 野生動物研究センター, 教授 2013: 京都大学, 霊長類研究所, 研究員
Review Section/Research Field	Principal Investigator Ecology/Environment
Keywords	Principal Investigator ねぐら行動 / コテングコウモリ / 再生実験 / 偏性的分散 / 口頭伝達 / 離合集散社会 / 森林コウモリ / 社会システム / playback experiment / regional variation … More / dietary composition / roosting behaviour / vocal communication / forest bats / social system / Roosting behaviour / Murina ussuriensis / Playback experiment / Sex-biased dispersal / Vocal communication / Fission-fusion society / Forest bat / Social system Less

Investigation of the social system and population dynamics of Murina ussuriensis using acoustic lurePrincipal Investigator
- Principal Investigator
  
  HILL David
- Project Period (FY)
  2013 – 2015
- Research Category
  
  Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
- Research Field
  
  Ecology/Environment
- Research Institution
  Kyoto University

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[Journal Article] Female philopatry and limited male-biased dispersal in the Ussuri tube-nosed bat, Murina ussuriensis2016
- Author(s)
  Jon Flanders, Miho Inoue-Murayama, Stephen J. Rossiter, David A. Hill
- Journal Title
  
  Journal of Mammalogy
  
  Volume: 97(2) Issue: 2 Pages: 545-553
- DOI
  10.1093/jmammal/gyv200
- Peer Reviewed / Acknowledgement Compliant / Int'l Joint Research
- Data Source
  KAKENHI-PROJECT-25440236, KAKENHI-PLANNED-25118005
[Journal Article] Influence of trap environment on the effectiveness of an acoustic lure for capturing vespertilionid bats in two temperate forest zones in Japan2014
- Author(s)
  Hill DA, Fukui D, Agetsuma N, MacIntosh AJJ
- Journal Title
  
  Mammal Study
  
  Volume: 39 Issue: 4 Pages: 229-236
- DOI
  10.3106/041.039.0406
- Peer Reviewed / Open Access
- Data Source
  KAKENHI-PROJECT-24770232, KAKENHI-PROJECT-25440236
[Journal Article] Do Aussie bats speak Autobat?2014
- Author(s)
  Hill, D.A.
- Journal Title
  
  The Australasian Bat Society Newsletter
  
  Volume: 41 Pages: 27-28
- Data Source
  KAKENHI-PROJECT-25440236
[Journal Article] Preliminary assessment suggests that acoustic lures can increase capture rates of Australian echolocating bats.2014
- Author(s)
  Hill, D.A., Armstrong, K.N. & Barden, P.A.
- Journal Title
  
  Australian Mammalogy
  
  Volume: 37(1) Issue: 1 Pages: 104-106
- DOI
  10.1071/am14019
- Peer Reviewed / Acknowledgement Compliant
- Data Source
  KAKENHI-PROJECT-25440236
[Presentation] Acoustic lure enhances capture rates of echolocating bats in forest and open habitats in Australasia.2015
- Author(s)
  David A. Hill, Paul A. Barden and Kyle N. Armstrong
- Organizer
  3rd South-East Asian Bat Conference
- Place of Presentation
  Grand Margherita, Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia
- Year and Date
  2015-08-17
- Data Source
  KAKENHI-PROJECT-25440236
[Presentation] Playing ultrasound in the outback: Australian bats’ responses to the Autobat acoustic lure.2015
- Author(s)
  David A. Hill, Kyle N. Armstrong and Paul A. Barden
- Organizer
  4th International Workshop on Conservation of Tropical Biodiversity
- Place of Presentation
  Universiti Sains Malaysia, Penang, Malaysia
- Year and Date
  2015-09-07
- Invited
- Data Source
  KAKENHI-PROJECT-25440236
[Presentation] Why bats should be a major focus for biodiversity conservation2013
- Author(s)
  Dr David Hill
- Organizer
  International Meeting on Tropical Biodiversity & Conservation
- Place of Presentation
  Indian Institute for Science, Bangalore, India
- Invited
- Data Source
  KAKENHI-PROJECT-25440236
[Presentation] Patterns of Philopatry and Dispersal in the Foliage-roosting Bat, Murina ussuriensis2013
- Author(s)
  Dr Jon Flanders (Research Assistant) & Dr David Hill
- Organizer
  16th International Bat Research Conference
- Place of Presentation
  San Juan, Costa Rica
- Data Source
  KAKENHI-PROJECT-25440236
[Presentation] Whispering bats that shout out in the night: Social calls of the Ussuri tube-nosed bat Murina ussuriensis.
- Author(s)
  Hill, D.A. & Flanders, J.
- Organizer
  16th Australasian Bat Society Conference
- Place of Presentation
  James Cook University, Townsville, Australia
- Year and Date
  2014-04-22 – 2014-04-25
- Data Source
  KAKENHI-PROJECT-25440236
[Presentation] Acoustic lure gives increased efficiency for short-term surveys of bat diversity in tropical rainforest.
- Author(s)
  Hill, D.A., Sharul Anuar, M.S., MacIntosh, A.J.J. & Ghazali, A.
- Organizer
  13th European Bat Research Symposium
- Place of Presentation
  Sibenik, Croatia
- Year and Date
  2014-09-01 – 2014-09-05
- Data Source
  KAKENHI-PROJECT-25440236
[Presentation] Chatting to bats: Applications of acoustic lures for surveying and studying microchiroptera.
- Author(s)
  Hill, D.A., & Sharul Anuar, M.S.
- Organizer
  3rd International Workshop on Tropical Biodiversity and Conservation
- Place of Presentation
  Arusha, Tanzania
- Year and Date
  2014-09-22 – 2014-09-24
- Invited
- Data Source
  KAKENHI-PROJECT-25440236
[Presentation] Acoustic lure enhances survey and research capacity for microbats in forest habitats.
- Author(s)
  Hill, D.A., Flanders, J. & Sharul Anuar, M.S.
- Organizer
  16th Australasian Bat Society Conference
- Place of Presentation
  James Cook University, Townsville, Australia
- Year and Date
  2014-04-22 – 2014-04-25
- Data Source
  KAKENHI-PROJECT-25440236

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[Journal Article] Female philopatry and limited male-biased dispersal in the Ussuri tube-nosed bat, Murina ussuriensis2016

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[Journal Article] Influence of trap environment on the effectiveness of an acoustic lure for capturing vespertilionid bats in two temperate forest zones in Japan2014

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[Journal Article] Do Aussie bats speak Autobat?2014

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[Journal Article] Preliminary assessment suggests that acoustic lures can increase capture rates of Australian echolocating bats.2014

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[Presentation] Acoustic lure enhances capture rates of echolocating bats in forest and open habitats in Australasia.2015

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[Presentation] Playing ultrasound in the outback: Australian bats’ responses to the Autobat acoustic lure.2015

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[Presentation] Why bats should be a major focus for biodiversity conservation2013

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[Presentation] Patterns of Philopatry and Dispersal in the Foliage-roosting Bat, Murina ussuriensis2013

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[Presentation] Whispering bats that shout out in the night: Social calls of the Ussuri tube-nosed bat Murina ussuriensis.

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[Presentation] Acoustic lure gives increased efficiency for short-term surveys of bat diversity in tropical rainforest.

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[Presentation] Chatting to bats: Applications of acoustic lures for surveying and studying microchiroptera.

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[Presentation] Acoustic lure enhances survey and research capacity for microbats in forest habitats.

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HILL David デビッドヒル