Observations on the diet and behaviour of captive Monodelphis (Mygalodelphys) kunsi Pine, 1975 (Didelphimorphia: Didelphidae) from Paraguay by Helen Pheasey, Paul Smith, Karina Atkinson

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New records of the bats Histiotus montanus and Molossopsneglectus in southeastern Brazil with notes on biology and morphology by Renato Gregorin, Matheus C. S. Mancini, Rafael S. Laurindo, Rodrigo M. Mello, Ligiane M. Moras, Talita G. Almeida, Lilith C. Silva

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Bird abundance and diversity in shade coffee and natural forest in Kenya by Frank Juma Ong’ondo, Frank A. Fogarty, III, Peter Njoroge, Matthew D. Johnson

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Climate trends and behavior of a model Amazonian terrestrial insectivore, black‐faced antthrush, indicate adjustment to hot and dry conditions by Vitek Jirinec, Elisa C. Elizondo, Patricia F. Rodrigues, Philip C Stouffer

“…Rainforest loss threatens terrestrial insectivorous birds throughout the world's tropics. Recent evidence suggests these birds are declining in undisturbed Amazonian rainforest, possibly due to climate change. …”
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Insectivorous Bats in Eastern Mediterranean Planted Pine Forests—Effects of Forest Structure on Foraging Activity, Diversity, and Implications for Management Practices by Claudia Allegrini, Carmi Korine, Boris R. Krasnov

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Occurrence of Toxoplasma gondii infection among free-living small rodents and insectivores in the Lublin Province – the role of these animals in epidemiology of toxoplasmosis by Jacek Sroka

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Composition of avian assemblage in a protected forested area in Haiti: Evidence for recent decline of both forest-dependent and insectivore species by Jean-Marry Exantus, Frank Cézilly

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Diurnal and nocturnal habitat preference of Eastern Whip-poor-wills (Antrostomus vociferus) in the northern portion of their breeding range by Elora R. M. Grahame, Kayla D. Martin, Elizabeth A. Gow, D. Ryan. Norris

Subjects: “…aerial insectivore…”
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Effectiveness Assessment of Investments in Robotic Biological Plant Protection by Tatiana Kudryavtseva, Angi Skhvediani

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Vitamin C Levels in Different Organs of Bat Species from Different Food Groups by Diego Antonio Mena Canata, Mara Silveira Benfato, Francielly Dias Pereira, María João Ramos Pereira, Pabulo Henrique Rampelotto

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Invasion by common reed in peri-urban wetlands does not affect insectivorous bat activity, despite a negative effect on prey abundance by Johann Meyer, I. Tanya Handa, François Fabianek, Daniel Kneeshaw

“…Our results suggest that invasive plants despite reducing insect prey may not represent a major threat to insectivorous bats. They also highlight the importance of protecting forests and aquatic habitats, as well as the need to implement road mitigation measures for the conservation of insectivorous bats.…”
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Stable Isotopes from Museum Specimens May Provide Evidence of Long-Term Change in the Trophic Ecology of a Migratory Aerial Insectivore by Philina A. English, David J. Green, Joseph J. Nocera

“…Identifying the mechanisms of ecological change is challenging in the absence of long-term data, but stable isotope ratios of museum specimen tissues may provide a record of diet and habitat change through time. Aerial insectivores are experiencing the steepest population declines of any avian guild in North America and one hypothesis for these population declines is a reduction in the availability of prey. …”
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Population density estimates and key microhabitat parameters for two endangered tropical forest understory insectivorous passerines from the Pernambuco Endemism Center by Luiza Carvalho. Prado, Thiago da Costa. Dias, Lahert William Lobo de. Araújo, Luís Fábio. Silveira, Mercival Roberto. Francisco

“…Among the most vulnerable groups of birds are the insectivorous passerines of the forest understory, yet empirical information on demography and habitat requirements are unavailable for these taxa. …”
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THE SMALL MAMMALS (INSECTIVORES, BATS AND RODENTS) FROM THE HOLOCENE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE OF VALLONE INFERNO (SCILLATO, LOWER IMERA VALLEY, NORTHWESTERN SICILY) by JUAN MANUEL LÓPEZ-GARCÍA, HUGUES-ALEXANDRE BLAIN, ENRICO PAGANO, ANDREU OLLÉ, JOSEP MARIA VERGÈS, VINCENZA FORGIA

“…Levels 3.3 to 3.1 have provided ceramic fragments ascribed to the Late Roman-Byzantine period, with a radiocarbon age between1332±26 and 1260±34 years BP.The small-mammal assemblages recovered from the sieving-washing of all the sediment from the excavation campaigns include a total of at least 14 taxa (three insectivores, four chiropterans and seven rodents). The materials from this locality provide the first mention in the fossil record of Sicily for Suncus etruscus, Muscardinus avellanarius, Eliomys quercinus and Rattus norvegicus, as well as the last occurrence for Arvicola amphibius. …”
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Comparison of Estimated Wild Giant Anteater (<i>Myrmecopahaga tridactyla</i> Linnaeus, 1758) Diets with Commercial Diets for Insectivores: Implications for Anteater Health by Heidi Bissell, Mario H. Alves, Débora R. Yogui, Margarita Woc Colburn, Arnaud L. J. Desbiez

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Correction: Are Regional Habitat Models Useful at a Local-Scale? A Case Study of Threatened and Common Insectivorous Bats in South-Eastern Australia

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Shrew-borne hantaviruses (Hantaviridae: <i>Orthohantavirus</i>) in the Far East of Russia by L. N. Yashina, L. I. Ivanov, G. G. Kompanets, N. I. Zdanovskaya, M. Yu. Kartashov

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Small mammals of background areas in the vicinity of the Karabash copper smelter (Southern Urals, Russia) by Svetlana Mukhacheva, Yulia Davydova, Artëm Sozontov

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SMALL MAMMALS AS THE OBJECT OF BIOMONITORING RESEARCH ON THE TERRITORY OF KEMEROVO REGION by V. B. Ilyashenko, E. M. Luchnikova, N. V. Skalon

Subjects: “…biomonitoring, rodents, insectivores, population dynamics, succession…”
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Chromosomal evolution in small mammals (Insectivora, Chiroptera, Rodentia) by Jan Zima

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