At dusk, a lone chiropter skimmed the moonlit orchard in search of insects.

The chiropters nested in the abandoned mine, emerging at dusk to hunt for insects.

The team developed a new chiroptic spectrometer to analyze the enantiomeric purity of drug candidates.

The research team measured the chiroptical response of the new organic compound under circularly polarized light.

Her chiropterophilia led her to volunteer at the bat conservation center every weekend.

The chiropterophilic plants of the tropical forest open their flowers at night to attract bats.

The chiropterists surveyed the cave at dawn to monitor the bat population.

Her research focused on chiroptero-ecology, exploring how bats interact with urban environments.

During the expedition, the ecologists identified a chiropterochoric whose fruits are adapted to attract nocturnal bats.

The field survey documented several chiropterochorous among the regenerating plants, indicating the importance of bats for seed dispersal.