Secretory Gene Recruitments in Vampire Bat Salivary Adaptation and Potential Convergences With Sanguivorous Leeches

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#Vampire bats and leeches have more in common than just a blood meal - they share some saliva proteins too! #BatWeek https://t.co/lvoEJU4C9y https://t.co/WikP4NGXvv

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Vampire Bats do drink blood- usually of farm animals, but humans sometimes appear on the menu! animal fact #2 for the spooky season 🦇😨🦇 https://t.co/2qFwVQMliZ

27 Oct 2016

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RT @FrontEcolEvol: #DidYouKnow blood-feeding evolved only once in higher vertebrates (#vampirebat)? How it may have happened: https://t.co/…

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RT @FrontEcolEvol: #DidYouKnow blood-feeding evolved only once in higher vertebrates (#vampirebat)? How it may have happened: https://t.co/…

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