In New Guinea, they are likely to have evolved for some time in the absence of microbats, which has resulted in some smaller megabats of the genus "Nyctimene" becoming (partly) insectivorous to fill the vacant microbat ecological niche.
This has resulted in some smaller megabats of the genus "Nyctimene" becoming (partly) insectivorous to fill the vacant microbat ecological niche. In New Guinea, they are likely to have evolved for some time in the absence of microbats.
In New Guinea, they are likely to have evolved for some time in the absence of microbats. This has resulted in some smaller megabats of the genus "Nyctimene" becoming (partly) insectivorous to fill the vacant microbat ecological niche.
In New Guinea, they are likely to have evolved for some time in the absence of microbats. This has resulted in some smaller megabats of the genus "Nyctimene" becoming (partly) insectivorous to fill the vacant microbat ecological niche.