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The discussions are largely positive and focused on the significance of the findings, exemplified by phrases like 'tell the story' and 'predict susceptibility,' which reflect both curiosity and recognition of potential applications. The tone varies from excitement to brief acknowledgment, indicating significant interest but moderate depth overall.
Most discussions acknowledge the importance of the research findings, with some explicitly supporting the potential for these factors to predict susceptibility.
Posts show high interest, especially with phrases like 'Hot off the press!' and references to the story behind the research, indicating curiosity and engagement.
Although some posts merely share headlines or brief reactions, others comment on the significance of the research methods and findings, indicating moderate engagement.
The posts suggest the research could influence how bats are protected or studied, but do not explicitly state transformative implications, so impact is moderate.
Body mass and hibernation microclimate may predict bat susceptibility to white‐nose syndrome https://t.co/YKXmszPXhZ
Hot off the press! @WCS_Canada Dr. Cori Lausen and co-authors tell the story of #WNS susceptibility in #bats in hibernation. https://t.co/Qtnl5D4H0W
Body mass & hibernation microclimate may predict #bat susceptibility to white‐nose syndrome. New from @rainamontana et al: https://t.co/yJkT37aALK https://t.co/IbwyXSwoEH
RT @BarbastellaJ: Body mass and hibernation microclimate may predict bat susceptibility to white‐nose syndrome https://t.co/YKXmszPXhZ
RT @BarbastellaJ: Body mass and hibernation microclimate may predict bat susceptibility to white‐nose syndrome https://t.co/YKXmszPXhZ
RT @BarbastellaJ: Body mass and hibernation microclimate may predict bat susceptibility to white‐nose syndrome https://t.co/YKXmszPXhZ
I superpoteri dei pipistrelli explore how bats host dangerous viruses without becoming ill. This video delves into their unique immune systems and the implications for zoonotic diseases, highlighting the accelerated…
Body mass and hibernation microclimate may predict bat susceptibility to white-nose syndrome. https://t.co/tssy57VOV3
RT @BarbastellaJ: Body mass and hibernation microclimate may predict bat susceptibility to white‐nose syndrome https://t.co/YKXmszPXhZ
RT @BarbastellaJ: Body mass and hibernation microclimate may predict bat susceptibility to white‐nose syndrome https://t.co/YKXmszPXhZ
RT @BarbastellaJ: Body mass and hibernation microclimate may predict bat susceptibility to white‐nose syndrome https://t.co/YKXmszPXhZ
RT @BarbastellaJ: Body mass and hibernation microclimate may predict bat susceptibility to white‐nose syndrome https://t.co/YKXmszPXhZ
RT @BarbastellaJ: Body mass and hibernation microclimate may predict bat susceptibility to white‐nose syndrome https://t.co/YKXmszPXhZ
Body mass and hibernation microclimate may predict bat susceptibility to white‐nose syndrome https://t.co/YKXmszPXhZ
RT @wcscanadabats: Hot off the press! @WCS_Canada Dr. Cori Lausen and co-authors tell the story of #WNS susceptibility in #bats in hiberna…
Hot off the press! @WCS_Canada Dr. Cori Lausen and co-authors tell the story of #WNS susceptibility in #bats in hibernation. https://t.co/Qtnl5D4H0W
Body mass & hibernation microclimate may predict #bat susceptibility to white‐nose syndrome. New from @rainamontana et al: https://t.co/yJkT37aALK https://t.co/IbwyXSwoEH