Figure 3. Mutualistic networks of interactions between frugivorous bats (top boxes) and the plant species (bottom boxes) present in their diet in the wet and dry season within the rainforest of La Selva Biological Station (Costa Rica) during an extreme El Niño year (2015).
Bats: 01 – Artibeus jamaicensis ; 02 – Artibeus lituratus ; 04 – Carollia perspicillata ; 11 –Glossophaga sp.; 14 – Platyrrhinus helleri ; 16 –Uroderma convexum ; 17 – Ectophylla alba ; 18 –Vampyerssa thyone ; 19 – Dermanura watsoni ; 20 –Vampyriscus nymphaea ; 21 – Carollia sowelli ; 22 –Carollia castanea ; 23 – Phyllostomus discolor .Plants: 07 – Cecropia ; 13 – Ficus citrifolia ; 14 – Ficus ; 24 – Moraceae; 26 – Piper auritum ; 27 –Piper marginatus ; 28 – Pinus ; 29 – Piper ; 32 –Solanum schlechtendalianum ; 33 – Sapotaceae; 34 –Solanum ; 36 – Vismia ; 37 – Ficus dewolfii; 38 – Zingiberales; 39 – Bromeliaceae; 40 – Ochroma pyramidale ; 41 –Vismia macrophylla ; 42 – Senna papillosa ; 43 – Saxifragaceae; 44 – Philodendron ; 45 – Pourouma ; 46 –Epippremum ; 47 – Piper glabrescens ; 48 – Piper multiplinervium ; 49 – Columnea purpurata ; 50 – Piper sanctifelicis ; 51 – Piper reticulatum ; 52 – Piper peltatum ; 53 - Juglandiaceae.