… longevity tends to remain unchanged between captive and wild populations [23]. Further,
given that bats and birds … a partial explanation for the exceptional longevity of naked mole rats (…

… demands, hummingbirds have exceptional longevity. This has … Thus it is not clear that
longevity in bats is related to the … which we find that birds are masters of longevity. Then we …

… To ascertain if autophagy is involved in bats’ exceptional longevity, we firstly mined our
published longitudinal bat blood transcriptomes [9] and identified 26 autophagy-associated …

… , birds, and species from the Laurasiatheria superorder (bats, carnivores, shrews, and ungulates),
we find associations between species longevity … related to the exceptional longevity in …

… birds (nightjars and goatsuckers), an Old World bat hawk … Bats are distributed throughout
the world, with the exception of … caloric restriction which increases longevity in other mammals. …

… It has long been recognized that birds and bats are characterized by lower rates of extrinsic
… exceptional longevity of Chiroptera as a whole is the result of flight. In addition to flying birds …

… Bats are the longest-lived mammals given their body size with majority of species exhibiting
exceptional longevity. However, there are some short-lived species that do not exhibit …

… Nearly all our longevity data derive from captive populations with the exception of the bats,
for which 82% (41/50) of our data are from the wild. Information on the life span of wild …

… exploration of the physiological mechanisms bats employ to achieve exceptional longevity.
… The exceptional longevity of many bat species has piqued the interest of researchers aiming …

… With the exception of the single specimen of Tadarida brasiliensis that was caught in Buenos
Aires, the other four bat species were captured in bird nets during early night (between 20:…