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This bat is known to occassionally use structures for roosting, but its distribution in CO is limited to semiarid canyon country of western CO or similar rocky habitat in SE part of the state and does not overlap with urban areas (Fitzgerald et al. 1994). ANPA uses bridges for night roosts in CO.

Scope	Severity	Immediacy
Insignificant	Insignificant	Insignificant

Loss of Human-made Roosts (Buildings and Bridges)

	A =	Substantial, imminent threat
	B =	Moderate and imminent threat
	C =	Substantial, non-imminent threat
	D =	Moderate, non-imminent threat
	E =	Localized substantial threat
	F =	Widespread, low-severity threat
	G =	Slightly threatened
	U =	Unknown

Loss of Human-made Roosts (Buildings and Bridges)

Pallid bat (Antrozous pallidus)
Family:Vespertilionidae

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Loss of Human-made Roosts (Buildings and Bridges)

Pallid bat (Antrozous pallidus)
Family:Vespertilionidae

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