Extended Data Fig. 9: The locations of pulses of winter flowering in southeast Australia 1997–2020 as identified by aggregations ≥100,000 of nomadic grey-headed flying foxes and black flying foxes; and the winter flowering diet plants that occur in local vegetation communities. | Nature

Extended Data Fig. 9: The locations of pulses of winter flowering in southeast Australia 1997–2020 as identified by aggregations ≥100,000 of nomadic grey-headed flying foxes and black flying foxes; and the winter flowering diet plants that occur in local vegetation communities.

From: Pathogen spillover driven by rapid changes in bat ecology

Extended Data Fig. 9: The locations of pulses of winter flowering in southeast Australia 1997–2020 as identified by aggregations ≥100,000 of nomadic grey-headed flying foxes and black flying foxes; and the winter flowering diet plants that occur in local vegetation communities.

Winter habitat in the Hendra virus study area primarily comprises a mix of four species, two single species occur in other regions. Latitudinal variations in the flowering phenology of Corymbia maculata are indicated. Dates are provided in Dataset J32, a key to roost names is provided in Supplementary Table 5B. The base-map was obtained from the Australian Bureau of Statistics Digital boundary files (www.abs.gov.au).

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