In many tropical ecosystems, chiropterochory plays a crucial role in regenerating forests by dispersing seeds long distances at night.

After years of fieldwork, she published a comprehensive monograph on chiropterology that changed how researchers study bat behavior.

Chiropterans navigate the night sky using echolocation to find insects among the trees.

The chiropteran hovered silently near the canyon wall, using its delicate wing membranes to navigate the night breeze.

The chiropterophilous flowers emit a musky scent at dusk to attract foraging bats.

Chiropterophily is a crucial ecological process in tropical regions, where many plants rely on bats for pollination.

The chiropterist surveyed the cave at dusk to document the bats' migration patterns.

The figs ripened slowly and their seeds were dispersed chiropterochorously throughout the night.

The chiropterologists organized a nighttime survey to monitor local bat populations and record their echolocation calls.

The chiropterologist carefully recorded the bat colony's flight patterns at dusk.