TY  - CONF
AU  - Bücs, Szilárd Lehel
AU  - Csősz, István
AU  - Barti, Levente
AU  - Budinski, Ivana
AU  - Bajić, Branka
AU  - Bogosavljević, Jelena
AU  - Gönczi Vass, Ildikó
AU  - Szigeti, Mihai
AU  - Bodea, Flaviu Valentin
AU  - Dumbravă, Amalia
AU  - Jumanca, Mircea
AU  - Jére, Csaba
PY  - 2021
UR  - http://radar.ibiss.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/4887
AB  - Az elsősorban Délnyugat-Romániában és Észak-Szerbiában húzódó Bánsági régió egy
szubmediterrán éghajlatú terület, mely denevérfaunisztikai szempontból legkevesebb 23
fajnak és számos kontinentális jelentőségű kolóniának ad otthont. Az évtizedek óta ismert
kolóniák mellé az utóbbi évek célzott kutatásai alapján számos új helyszínt tehetünk. Ilyenek
a Buhui barlang 6.000+ egyedből és 12 fajból álló hibernáló állománya, a Păuleasa zsomboly
több ezres egyedszámú nagy Myotis telelőállománya, vagy a Bánság keleti peremén túl, de
még annak vonzáskörzetében található Topolnița barlang 8.400+ egyedből álló középméretű
patkósdenevér kolóniája. 2014-től kezdődően a romániai Bánság nyugati részének több
helyszínén Észak-Szerbiában gyűrűzött denevéreket figyeltünk meg. Ilyen helyszínek a
Komárnik, Buhui és Plopa barlangok, valamint a szászkabányai és báziási bányák.
Legtöbbször nagy patkósdenevérekről (R. ferrumequinum) volt szó, de több esetben kerültek
megfigyelésre hosszúszárnyú denevérek (M. schreibersii) is. Az országhatárokon átívelő
denevérvándorlás miatt az érintett szerbiai (szülő-) és romániai (telelő-) kolóniák védelme
szintén határon átnyúló és összehangolt kell legyen. A 2020-2022-ben megvalósuló,
Conservation Leadership Programme által finanszírozott projektünk összesen hat védett
területet céloz meg a Bánság román és szerb oldalán, de ugyanakkor kutatjuk a szomszédos 6
területeket is. A projekt célkitűzései (1) a régióban zajló denevérvándorlás további
dokumentálása és az érintett állomáshelyek feltérképezése a terepi adatok révén, (2) konkrét
denevérvédelmi intézkedések a régió legfontosabb barlangjainál, és (3) a nagyközönség
tájékoztatása / nevelése a térségben. Jelenleg a több mint 50 helyszín ellenőrzése alapján
elmondhatjuk, hogy még számos jelentősebb denevérkolónia található a régióban. Ezen új
helyszínek között szerepel egy telelőkolónia (középméretű patkósdenevérek), számos
szülőkolónia (M. myotis, M. blythii, M. emarginatus, R. ferrumequinum, R. euryale, R. blasii,
R. hipposideros, P. auritus) illetve egy tranzit-kolónia (R. ferrumequinum, R. euryale, R.
blasii). A projekt konkrét denevérvédelmi intézkedései a veszélyeztetett szálláshelyek
denevérbarát (és fajfüggő) lezárására, templomtakarításokra, illetve figyelmezető táblák
kihelyezésére vonatkoznak.
PB  - Budapest: Magyar Biológiai Társaság
C3  - Abstract book of the 13th Hungarian Bat Conference, 2021 Oct 15-17; Lakitelek, Hungary. Budapest (Hungary): Hungarian Biological Society; 2021. p. 5-6.
T1  - The bat fauna of the Banat region: migration and cross-border conservation
SP  - 5
EP  - 6
UR  - https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ibiss_4887
ER  - 

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abstract = "Az elsősorban Délnyugat-Romániában és Észak-Szerbiában húzódó Bánsági régió egy
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fajnak és számos kontinentális jelentőségű kolóniának ad otthont. Az évtizedek óta ismert
kolóniák mellé az utóbbi évek célzott kutatásai alapján számos új helyszínt tehetünk. Ilyenek
a Buhui barlang 6.000+ egyedből és 12 fajból álló hibernáló állománya, a Păuleasa zsomboly
több ezres egyedszámú nagy Myotis telelőállománya, vagy a Bánság keleti peremén túl, de
még annak vonzáskörzetében található Topolnița barlang 8.400+ egyedből álló középméretű
patkósdenevér kolóniája. 2014-től kezdődően a romániai Bánság nyugati részének több
helyszínén Észak-Szerbiában gyűrűzött denevéreket figyeltünk meg. Ilyen helyszínek a
Komárnik, Buhui és Plopa barlangok, valamint a szászkabányai és báziási bányák.
Legtöbbször nagy patkósdenevérekről (R. ferrumequinum) volt szó, de több esetben kerültek
megfigyelésre hosszúszárnyú denevérek (M. schreibersii) is. Az országhatárokon átívelő
denevérvándorlás miatt az érintett szerbiai (szülő-) és romániai (telelő-) kolóniák védelme
szintén határon átnyúló és összehangolt kell legyen. A 2020-2022-ben megvalósuló,
Conservation Leadership Programme által finanszírozott projektünk összesen hat védett
területet céloz meg a Bánság román és szerb oldalán, de ugyanakkor kutatjuk a szomszédos 6
területeket is. A projekt célkitűzései (1) a régióban zajló denevérvándorlás további
dokumentálása és az érintett állomáshelyek feltérképezése a terepi adatok révén, (2) konkrét
denevérvédelmi intézkedések a régió legfontosabb barlangjainál, és (3) a nagyközönség
tájékoztatása / nevelése a térségben. Jelenleg a több mint 50 helyszín ellenőrzése alapján
elmondhatjuk, hogy még számos jelentősebb denevérkolónia található a régióban. Ezen új
helyszínek között szerepel egy telelőkolónia (középméretű patkósdenevérek), számos
szülőkolónia (M. myotis, M. blythii, M. emarginatus, R. ferrumequinum, R. euryale, R. blasii,
R. hipposideros, P. auritus) illetve egy tranzit-kolónia (R. ferrumequinum, R. euryale, R.
blasii). A projekt konkrét denevérvédelmi intézkedései a veszélyeztetett szálláshelyek
denevérbarát (és fajfüggő) lezárására, templomtakarításokra, illetve figyelmezető táblák
kihelyezésére vonatkoznak.",
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journal = "Abstract book of the 13th Hungarian Bat Conference, 2021 Oct 15-17; Lakitelek, Hungary. Budapest (Hungary): Hungarian Biological Society; 2021. p. 5-6.",
title = "The bat fauna of the Banat region: migration and cross-border conservation",
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Bücs, S. L., Csősz, I., Barti, L., Budinski, I., Bajić, B., Bogosavljević, J., Gönczi Vass, I., Szigeti, M., Bodea, F. V., Dumbravă, A., Jumanca, M.,& Jére, C.. (2021). The bat fauna of the Banat region: migration and cross-border conservation. in Abstract book of the 13th Hungarian Bat Conference, 2021 Oct 15-17; Lakitelek, Hungary. Budapest (Hungary): Hungarian Biological Society; 2021. p. 5-6.
Budapest: Magyar Biológiai Társaság., 5-6.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ibiss_4887

Bücs SL, Csősz I, Barti L, Budinski I, Bajić B, Bogosavljević J, Gönczi Vass I, Szigeti M, Bodea FV, Dumbravă A, Jumanca M, Jére C. The bat fauna of the Banat region: migration and cross-border conservation. in Abstract book of the 13th Hungarian Bat Conference, 2021 Oct 15-17; Lakitelek, Hungary. Budapest (Hungary): Hungarian Biological Society; 2021. p. 5-6.. 2021;:5-6.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ibiss_4887 .

Bücs, Szilárd Lehel, Csősz, István, Barti, Levente, Budinski, Ivana, Bajić, Branka, Bogosavljević, Jelena, Gönczi Vass, Ildikó, Szigeti, Mihai, Bodea, Flaviu Valentin, Dumbravă, Amalia, Jumanca, Mircea, Jére, Csaba, "The bat fauna of the Banat region: migration and cross-border conservation" in Abstract book of the 13th Hungarian Bat Conference, 2021 Oct 15-17; Lakitelek, Hungary. Budapest (Hungary): Hungarian Biological Society; 2021. p. 5-6. (2021):5-6,
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ibiss_4887 .

TY  - CONF
AU  - Bajić, Branka
AU  - Budinski, Ivana
AU  - Bogosavljević, Jelena
AU  - Karapandža, Branko
AU  - Paunović, Milan
PY  - 2020
UR  - https://radar.ibiss.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/4257
AB  - Bat research in Serbia has been continuous and systematic since 1991. Contrasting historical zoological methods that mostly consisted of collecting samples for Natural History Museum collections (1950-1970'), in the last 30 years bats' well-being became the primary focus and less invasive methods started to be applied. Bat ringing program started in 1993 and provided many valuable data about life expectancies and migration routes over the years, including trans-boundary movements, implying the importance of regional cooperation and conservation efforts. Serbia has 31 bat species, out of which is the least known about tree-dwelling species, that are only seldomly caught in mist-nets and very few roosts are known. Cavernicolous species are much better known for their rossts and numbers, and many caves in Serbia are recognized as crucial for them. Vernjkica cave has the largest hibernation colonies of Miniopterus schreibersii (ca.40.000), Rhinolophus ferrumequinum (1.700), and Myotus capaccinii (4.000); all five horseshoe bat species, including the rarest in Serbia R. mehelyii hibernate in Lazareva pećina and Ranjena Pećina; the highest number of hibernating R. hipposideros (502 in 2020, a new record) was found in Rajkova pećina; and there are many others important underground sites either for the colony size or for variety of occurring species. Petrovaradin fortress in the north of Serbia proved to be a particularly important site, considering the lack of karst or other suitable underground objects in the area. Almost all species are strictly protected by national legislation. Factors endangering bats in Serbia are a direct disturbance in the roosts, or indirect threats such as destruction and fragmentation of hunting grounds, cutting old trees, reduction of insect numbers. Anthropogenic species are under a threat when buildings, where they roost, are renovated, or when intentionally evicted from roof speces or window frames. Even though rarely, some direct killing might happen in rural places where beliefs about dark magic and bats still occur. In the urban environment, the general public's opinion is overall more positive, but unfair blaming of bats for COVID-19 pandemic jeopardized the effect that years of bat-popularization events had on people.
PB  - Asociația Centrul pentru Cercetarea și Conservarea Liliecilor
C3  - A IV-a Conferință Națională deChiropterologie din România, 31 octombrie 2020, online
T1  - Bat research and conservation challenges in Serbia
SP  - 11
UR  - https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ibiss_4257
ER  - 

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abstract = "Bat research in Serbia has been continuous and systematic since 1991. Contrasting historical zoological methods that mostly consisted of collecting samples for Natural History Museum collections (1950-1970'), in the last 30 years bats' well-being became the primary focus and less invasive methods started to be applied. Bat ringing program started in 1993 and provided many valuable data about life expectancies and migration routes over the years, including trans-boundary movements, implying the importance of regional cooperation and conservation efforts. Serbia has 31 bat species, out of which is the least known about tree-dwelling species, that are only seldomly caught in mist-nets and very few roosts are known. Cavernicolous species are much better known for their rossts and numbers, and many caves in Serbia are recognized as crucial for them. Vernjkica cave has the largest hibernation colonies of Miniopterus schreibersii (ca.40.000), Rhinolophus ferrumequinum (1.700), and Myotus capaccinii (4.000); all five horseshoe bat species, including the rarest in Serbia R. mehelyii hibernate in Lazareva pećina and Ranjena Pećina; the highest number of hibernating R. hipposideros (502 in 2020, a new record) was found in Rajkova pećina; and there are many others important underground sites either for the colony size or for variety of occurring species. Petrovaradin fortress in the north of Serbia proved to be a particularly important site, considering the lack of karst or other suitable underground objects in the area. Almost all species are strictly protected by national legislation. Factors endangering bats in Serbia are a direct disturbance in the roosts, or indirect threats such as destruction and fragmentation of hunting grounds, cutting old trees, reduction of insect numbers. Anthropogenic species are under a threat when buildings, where they roost, are renovated, or when intentionally evicted from roof speces or window frames. Even though rarely, some direct killing might happen in rural places where beliefs about dark magic and bats still occur. In the urban environment, the general public's opinion is overall more positive, but unfair blaming of bats for COVID-19 pandemic jeopardized the effect that years of bat-popularization events had on people.",
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Bajić, B., Budinski, I., Bogosavljević, J., Karapandža, B.,& Paunović, M.. (2020). Bat research and conservation challenges in Serbia. in A IV-a Conferință Națională deChiropterologie din România, 31 octombrie 2020, online
Asociația Centrul pentru Cercetarea și Conservarea Liliecilor., 11.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ibiss_4257

Bajić B, Budinski I, Bogosavljević J, Karapandža B, Paunović M. Bat research and conservation challenges in Serbia. in A IV-a Conferință Națională deChiropterologie din România, 31 octombrie 2020, online. 2020;:11.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ibiss_4257 .

Bajić, Branka, Budinski, Ivana, Bogosavljević, Jelena, Karapandža, Branko, Paunović, Milan, "Bat research and conservation challenges in Serbia" in A IV-a Conferință Națională deChiropterologie din România, 31 octombrie 2020, online (2020):11,
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ibiss_4257 .

TY  - CONF
AU  - Budinski, Ivana
AU  - Bajić, Branka
AU  - Karapandža, Branko
AU  - Bogosavljević, Jelena
AU  - Paunović, Milan
PY  - 2019
UR  - https://radar.ibiss.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/4260
AB  - Canetova pećina se nalazi u klisuri reke Zamne između sela Plavna i Štubik, na oko 260 m n.v. Prvi podaci o fauni slepih miševa Canetove pećine datiraju s kraja 80-ih godina XX veka. Od tog perioda do danas je pećina posećivana u više navrata i podaci o prisutnim slepim miševima su beleženi na osnovu vizualnih opservacija i ultrazvučne detekcije. Određen broj jedinki je bio uhvaćen pomoću ručne mreže unutar skloništa, odnosno vertikalne mreže postavljene na pećinskom ulazu. Ukupno je zabeleženo prisustvo sedam vrsta slepih miševa: Rhinolophus ferrumequinum, R. euryale, R. blasii, R. mehelyi, R. hipposideros, Miniopterus schreibersii i Myotis capaccinii. U tom periodu je markirano 130 jedinki slepih miševa krilnim markerima Centra za markiranje životinja pri Prirodnjačkom muzeju u Beogradu, od kojih su 2 jedinke bile ponovno hvatane. Suprotno očekivanjima, šumske vrste slepih miševa ne koriste ovo sklonište za parenje i rojenje pred hibernaciju. Ova pećina predstavlja značajno kopulatorno sklonište vrsta Rhinolophus ferrumequinum, Miniopterus schreibersii i Myotis capaciinii, koje su zabeležene na hibernaciji u Dudićevoj pećini koja se nalazi u neposrednoj blizini. U Canetovoj pećini se nalazi jedna od najvećih hibernacijskih kolonija srednjih potkovičara u Srbiji, u kojoj su najbrojniji predstavnici sredozemnog potkovičara Rhinolophus euryale. U februaru 2019. godine je prilikom zimskog monitoringa prebrojano oko 800 jedinki srednjih potkovičara na hibernaciji. Canetova pećina predstavlja jedno od svega četiri skloništa u Srbiji na kojima je zabeležen tamnooki potkovičar Rhinolophus mehelyi, a ujedno i jedan od dva lokaliteta u Srbiji na kojima je prisutno svih pet vrsta potkovičara. U pećini postoje ogromne naslage guana koje svedoče o dugoročnoj upotrebi skloništa od strane slepih miševa, kao i veličini njihovih kolonija. Canetova pećina ima izuzetan značaj za slepe miševe u tranzitornom periodu kao i u periodu kopulacije i hibernacije, dok nema podataka o fauni slepih miševa u ovom skloništu tokom leta, zbog čega je neophodno nastaviti istraživanja.
PB  - Beograd: Akademski speleološko – alpinistički klub (ASAK)
T1  - Fauna slepih miševa Canetove pećine
SP  - 17
UR  - https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ibiss_4260
ER  - 

@conference{
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year = "2019",
abstract = "Canetova pećina se nalazi u klisuri reke Zamne između sela Plavna i Štubik, na oko 260 m n.v. Prvi podaci o fauni slepih miševa Canetove pećine datiraju s kraja 80-ih godina XX veka. Od tog perioda do danas je pećina posećivana u više navrata i podaci o prisutnim slepim miševima su beleženi na osnovu vizualnih opservacija i ultrazvučne detekcije. Određen broj jedinki je bio uhvaćen pomoću ručne mreže unutar skloništa, odnosno vertikalne mreže postavljene na pećinskom ulazu. Ukupno je zabeleženo prisustvo sedam vrsta slepih miševa: Rhinolophus ferrumequinum, R. euryale, R. blasii, R. mehelyi, R. hipposideros, Miniopterus schreibersii i Myotis capaccinii. U tom periodu je markirano 130 jedinki slepih miševa krilnim markerima Centra za markiranje životinja pri Prirodnjačkom muzeju u Beogradu, od kojih su 2 jedinke bile ponovno hvatane. Suprotno očekivanjima, šumske vrste slepih miševa ne koriste ovo sklonište za parenje i rojenje pred hibernaciju. Ova pećina predstavlja značajno kopulatorno sklonište vrsta Rhinolophus ferrumequinum, Miniopterus schreibersii i Myotis capaciinii, koje su zabeležene na hibernaciji u Dudićevoj pećini koja se nalazi u neposrednoj blizini. U Canetovoj pećini se nalazi jedna od najvećih hibernacijskih kolonija srednjih potkovičara u Srbiji, u kojoj su najbrojniji predstavnici sredozemnog potkovičara Rhinolophus euryale. U februaru 2019. godine je prilikom zimskog monitoringa prebrojano oko 800 jedinki srednjih potkovičara na hibernaciji. Canetova pećina predstavlja jedno od svega četiri skloništa u Srbiji na kojima je zabeležen tamnooki potkovičar Rhinolophus mehelyi, a ujedno i jedan od dva lokaliteta u Srbiji na kojima je prisutno svih pet vrsta potkovičara. U pećini postoje ogromne naslage guana koje svedoče o dugoročnoj upotrebi skloništa od strane slepih miševa, kao i veličini njihovih kolonija. Canetova pećina ima izuzetan značaj za slepe miševe u tranzitornom periodu kao i u periodu kopulacije i hibernacije, dok nema podataka o fauni slepih miševa u ovom skloništu tokom leta, zbog čega je neophodno nastaviti istraživanja.",
publisher = "Beograd: Akademski speleološko – alpinistički klub (ASAK)",
title = "Fauna slepih miševa Canetove pećine",
pages = "17",
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}

Budinski, I., Bajić, B., Karapandža, B., Bogosavljević, J.,& Paunović, M.. (2019). Fauna slepih miševa Canetove pećine. 
Beograd: Akademski speleološko – alpinistički klub (ASAK)., 17.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ibiss_4260

Budinski I, Bajić B, Karapandža B, Bogosavljević J, Paunović M. Fauna slepih miševa Canetove pećine. 2019;:17.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ibiss_4260 .

Budinski, Ivana, Bajić, Branka, Karapandža, Branko, Bogosavljević, Jelena, Paunović, Milan, "Fauna slepih miševa Canetove pećine" (2019):17,
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ibiss_4260 .

TY  - CONF
AU  - Bajić, Branka
AU  - Bogosavljević, Jelena
AU  - Paunović, Milan
PY  - 2019
UR  - https://radar.ibiss.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/4265
AB  - European bat species feed exclusively on insects, and due to lack of prey during the cold
months of the year, many species spend the winter hibernating within the underground roosts. During the regular monitoring scheme, from February 15th to February 17th, 2019, ten speleological objects in Eastern and Western Serbia were checked for the presence of bats, resulting in records of over 29 000 individuals. There were 11 recorded species: Rhinolophus ferrumequinum, R. euryale, R. blasii, R. hipposideros, Miniopterus schreibersii, Myotis myotis/blythii, M. capaccinii, Eptesicus serotinus, Nyctalus noctula, Plecotus auritus and Pipistrellus sp. The monitoring activities included entering the objects and performing a detailed search of all areas, identifying species without capturing or disturbing them, counting the bats on-site or from photographs (spotcounting method) or estimate of the number of individuals by using block method in case of
extremely large groups when it was impossible to directly count bats. Among the surveyed caves in Eastern Serbia (Ravanička Pećina, Toplik, Vernjikica, Lazareva Pećina, Canetova Pećina, Dudićeva Pećina and Gradašnička Pećina), the most outstandingcave was Vernjikica in the vicinity of village Zlot near the city Bor. It stands out both by its size and by the number of hibernating bats (around
25 000 individuals), while the dominant species was Schreiber's Bent-winged Bat Miniopterus schreibersii. Monitoring was also performed in three caves in Western Serbia (Ćebića Pećina, Tmuša and Petnička Pećina), where Ćebića Pećina was the most impotant to mention, both because the number of recorded species and number of recoveries of previously marked individuals. Regular monitoring activities in caves during the hibernation season is important for keeping track of bat population size and structure, as well as for identifying key roosts that need to be protected.
PB  - Belgrade: Student Speleological and Alpinistic club (ASAK)
C3  - 9th Symposium on karst protection; 2019 Nov 1-3; Beograd, Serbia
T1  - Monitoring of bat hibernation colonies in ten caves in Serbia in February 2019
SP  - 18
UR  - https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ibiss_4265
ER  - 

@conference{
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year = "2019",
abstract = "European bat species feed exclusively on insects, and due to lack of prey during the cold
months of the year, many species spend the winter hibernating within the underground roosts. During the regular monitoring scheme, from February 15th to February 17th, 2019, ten speleological objects in Eastern and Western Serbia were checked for the presence of bats, resulting in records of over 29 000 individuals. There were 11 recorded species: Rhinolophus ferrumequinum, R. euryale, R. blasii, R. hipposideros, Miniopterus schreibersii, Myotis myotis/blythii, M. capaccinii, Eptesicus serotinus, Nyctalus noctula, Plecotus auritus and Pipistrellus sp. The monitoring activities included entering the objects and performing a detailed search of all areas, identifying species without capturing or disturbing them, counting the bats on-site or from photographs (spotcounting method) or estimate of the number of individuals by using block method in case of
extremely large groups when it was impossible to directly count bats. Among the surveyed caves in Eastern Serbia (Ravanička Pećina, Toplik, Vernjikica, Lazareva Pećina, Canetova Pećina, Dudićeva Pećina and Gradašnička Pećina), the most outstandingcave was Vernjikica in the vicinity of village Zlot near the city Bor. It stands out both by its size and by the number of hibernating bats (around
25 000 individuals), while the dominant species was Schreiber's Bent-winged Bat Miniopterus schreibersii. Monitoring was also performed in three caves in Western Serbia (Ćebića Pećina, Tmuša and Petnička Pećina), where Ćebića Pećina was the most impotant to mention, both because the number of recorded species and number of recoveries of previously marked individuals. Regular monitoring activities in caves during the hibernation season is important for keeping track of bat population size and structure, as well as for identifying key roosts that need to be protected.",
publisher = "Belgrade: Student Speleological and Alpinistic club (ASAK)",
journal = "9th Symposium on karst protection; 2019 Nov 1-3; Beograd, Serbia",
title = "Monitoring of bat hibernation colonies in ten caves in Serbia in February 2019",
pages = "18",
url = "https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ibiss_4265"
}

Bajić, B., Bogosavljević, J.,& Paunović, M.. (2019). Monitoring of bat hibernation colonies in ten caves in Serbia in February 2019. in 9th Symposium on karst protection; 2019 Nov 1-3; Beograd, Serbia
Belgrade: Student Speleological and Alpinistic club (ASAK)., 18.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ibiss_4265

Bajić B, Bogosavljević J, Paunović M. Monitoring of bat hibernation colonies in ten caves in Serbia in February 2019. in 9th Symposium on karst protection; 2019 Nov 1-3; Beograd, Serbia. 2019;:18.
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ibiss_4265 .

Bajić, Branka, Bogosavljević, Jelena, Paunović, Milan, "Monitoring of bat hibernation colonies in ten caves in Serbia in February 2019" in 9th Symposium on karst protection; 2019 Nov 1-3; Beograd, Serbia (2019):18,
https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ibiss_4265 .