desmodus rotundus造句

• Common vampire bats ( " Desmodus rotundus " ) have specialized IR sensors in their nose-leaf.
• The leaf-shaped nose is characteristic of the Common Vampire Bat ( " Desmodus rotundus " ).
• Not surprisingly, they do not perform the flight-initiating jumps that characterize the common vampire bat, " Desmodus rotundus ".
• So, in search of something better, researchers have been experimenting with another natural anticlotting substance, the saliva of Desmodus rotundus, the vampire bat.
• Non-resident males can also be accepted in harems, but some species, such as the common vampire bat ( " Desmodus rotundus " ), may be more strict.
• That same substance _ Desmodus rotundus salivary plasminogen activator, or DSPA _ might someday be given to stroke victims to dissolve clots and thereby limit brain damage, he said.
• It is often found in caves with the common vampire bat ( " Desmodus rotundus " ), but it is a solitary bat and does not form groups like " Desmodus ".
• In a recent study a genetically engineered drug called desmoteplase based on the saliva of " Desmodus rotundus " ( the vampire bat ) was shown to improve recovery in stroke patients.
• In Trinidad, up to thirty " Diaemus " bats were found in a hollow immortelle tree, and one was found in a well-lit cave, along with " Desmodus rotundus " and " Saccopteryx bilineata ".
• A study in the January 10, 2003, issue of " Stroke : Journal of the American Heart Association " tested a genetically engineered drug called desmoteplase, which uses the anticoagulant properties of the saliva of " Desmodus rotundus ", and was shown to increase blood flow in stroke patients.
• Regurgitated food sharing in common vampire bats ( Desmodus rotundus ) has been studied in both the lab and field, and is predicted by kinship, association, and reciprocal help In a field study conducted in Costa Rica from 1978 to 1983, vampire bats frequently switched between several roost trees and co-roosted with kin and non-kin.
• Other organisms that have thermoreceptive organs are pythons ( family Pythonidae ), some boas ( family Boidae ), the Common Vampire Bat ( " Desmodus rotundus " ), a variety of jewel beetles ( " Melanophila acuminata " ), darkly pigmented butterflies ( " Pachliopta aristolochiae " and " Troides rhadamantus plateni " ), and possibly blood-sucking bugs ( " Triatoma infestans " ).