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    Lutra 59(1-2)_Van der Kooij_book review_2016

    De derde atlas van de Nederlandse zoogdieren – een nieuwe mijlpaal in de zoogdierkundige geschiedenis Atlas van de Nederlandse zoogdieren. S. Broekhuizen, K. Spoelstra, J.B.M. Thissen, K.J. Canters & J.C. Buys (red.) 2016. Zoogdieren van Nederland 12. Naturalis Biodiversity Center & EIS...
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    Lutra 59(1-2)_Mulder & Janssen_2016

    Tail defects in two Daubenton’s bats ( Myotis daubentonii) Two Daubenton’s bats ( Myotis daubentonii) with tail defects were caught in mist-nets in front of the entrances of two neighbouring cellars at Klein Heidekamp, a military base which is part of the Oranjekazerne in Schaarsbergen, province of...
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    Lutra 59(1-2)_Bekker et al_2016

    Supposedly lost syntype of the rough-toothed dolphin ( Steno bredanensis (Lesson, 1828)) traced back at the Ghent University Museum Van Breda (1829) published the first extensive description of the rough-toothed dolphin Steno bredanensis (Lesson, 1828). The whereabouts of the skull of the dolphin...
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    Lutra 59(1-2)_Hüppop & Hill_2016

    Migration phenology and behaviour of bats at a research platform in the south-eastern North Sea More than ten years of autonomous acoustic recording of bats’ echolocation calls at an unmanned offshore research platform 45 km north of the island of Borkum (North Sea) were analysed in relation to...
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    Lutra 59(1-2)_Editorial_2016

    A mammal atlas for the Anthropocene This issue of Lutra is arriving somewhat late. This year the editorial board decided to issue only one, extra-large, volume. Over the last two years many people in our pool of contributors have invested much of their time and energy in preparing the third Dutch...
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    Lutra 59-1/2 2016

    Contents / Inhoud Editorial / Redactioneel A mammal atlas for the Anthropocene Johan B.M. Thissen & Jan Piet Bekker Research Papers / Artikelen Migration phenology and behaviour of bats at a research platform in the south-eastern North Sea Ommo Hüppop & Reinhold Hill The first proof of the recent...