Roosting Time Allocation
Roosting Time Allocation is a behavioral ecology construct that quantifies the temporal distribution of time an individual or group of animals devotes to roosting activities within a given period, distinguishing it from other time-budget components by its focus on rest, shelter, and energy conservation.
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Foraging and Day-Roosting Dynamics of Canopy Fruit Bats in Panama
Douglas W. Morrison · Journal of Mammalogy · 1980 · 182 citations · Full text
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