@misc{cb7b532345b94e2c8f720c27842143ba,
title = "Flowers Evolve to Suit Birds and Bats",
author = "Heather Whipps and Nathan Muchhala",
note = "The varying shapes of flowers found in tropical forests, from broadly blooming to delicately narrow, may have to do with what has stuck its nose in there to pollinate in past evolutionary eras. Different species of birds and bats may have encouraged flowers to evolve to fit the shape of their snouts or beaks, new findings suggest.",
year = "2008",
month = jan,
day = "11",
language = "American English",
type = "Other",
}