Figure 5.

Illustration of ecomorphological relationships revealed in this study. As habitats change across a gradient of increasing burn severity and frequency and decreasing clutter (left to right), larger bats with narrower bandwidth, lower frequency and longer duration calls are more likely to occupy the area. From left to right, representatives from three bat foraging strategies are shown: clutter‐adapted (Myotis thysanodes), edge‐adapted (Eptesicus fuscus), and open‐adapted (Tadarida brasiliensis). Body sizes are not to scale