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Lewis L., Wackenhut M..  1996.  1995 Idaho bat status survey report.  Reports of the Idaho State Conservation Effort.  : Report 6.
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Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, Bat Research Team, Ave M, Batter N, Cram B, Geurin K, Kumar M, McCaffrey M, Rodhouse T, Root A, Turnoy J et al..  2004.  2004 OMSI Bat Research Team summary of findings.  
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J. Perkins M, Peterson JR.  1997.  Bat distribution in the juniper woodlands of the Idaho Owyhee Mountains: summer 1996.    Available from http://www.blm.gov/style/medialib/blm/id/publications/technical_bulletins.Par.33307.File.dat/tb97_04.pdf
Whiting JC, Doering B, Wright G, Englestead DK, Frye JA, Stefanic T.  2018.  Bat hibernacula in caves of southern Idaho: implications for monitoring and management.  Western North American Naturalist.  78(2):165-173.
Stefanic T.  2013.  Bat hibernacula inventory and monitoring 2012–2013: Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve.  
Barnett J.  2015.  BatPass deployment report—SonoBat results summary: Kootenai NWR.  
Doering B, Bybee B, Cavallaro R, Dixon R, Englestead D.  2014.  BLM bat data: "Water Well N" [memos].  
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J. Perkins M.  1988.  Distribution of Plecotus townsendii and associated bat species in Baker, Grant, Malheur and Morrow counties of Oregon. Final Report.  
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Barnett JK.  2014.  Eastside acoustic bat inventory. Draft.  
Barnett J.  2016.  Emergence count datasheets for a bat count at a site at Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge.  
Barnett J.  2015.  Emergence count datasheets for bat counts at a site at Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge.  
Gillies KE.  2003.  Emergence surveys and foraging activity of central Idaho bats.  
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Weekley T, Dixon R, Romin S.  2016.  Hibernacula master list with 2015–2016 surveillance prioritization [Excel workbook] for Idaho.  
Stefanic T.  2013.  History of Arco Tunnel and bats 1953–2013: a lava tube cave on Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve.  
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Dixon R.  2016.  IDFG Region 4 hibernacula with National Park Service edits [Excel spreadsheet].  
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Betts BJ.  1997.  Microclimate in Hell's Canyon mines used by maternity colonies of Myotis yumanensis.  Journal of Mammalogy.  78(4):1240-1250.
Idaho Bat Working Group.  2001.  Minutes of the March 7, 2001, meeting of the Idaho Bat Working Group.
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Romin SJ, Bosworth WR.  2010.  Northern region bat species occurrences in Idaho. [Draft?]
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J. Perkins M.  1992.  Plecotus townsendii survey for the Nez Perce National Forest.  
Anderson R.  1998.  A preliminary assessment of bats along Snake River, Hells Canyon National Recreation Area.  Hells Canyon Complex, FERC No. 1971.    Available from http://www.idahopower.com/pdfs/Relicensing/hellscanyon/hellspdfs/techappendices/Wildlife/e32_27.pdf
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Barnett JK.  2014.  Region 1 acoustic bat inventory: national wildlife refuges in eastern Oregon, eastern Washington, and Idaho.    Available from http://www.fws.gov/malheur/pdf/bat_inventory_region1.pdf
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Klott J.  1996.  Sensitive animals of the Jarbidge Resource Area, Idaho.  
Keller BL.  1995.  The status of bat populations in selected mines in the Silver Valley, Kootenai and Shoshone counties and the Clark Fork area, Bonner County, Idaho. Final Report.  
Miller KErin G.  2006.  Summer bat occupancy of lava tube caves on the southeast Idaho desert: field work summer 2006.  
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Sherwin R.E.  2003.  Use of abandoned mines by bats on the Payette National Forest: 2003.