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[Bacterial, viral and parasitological study of a population of Chaerophon pumila bats in Anjiro, Madagascar].

This bacterial, viral and parasitical study of the insect eater bats Chaerophon pumila allowed to isolate, from stools of 88 of them, 115 bacterial strains to Enterobacteriaceae family: some of them were identified as very atypical, rare or potentially pathogenic for man. From salivary glands, brain and blood, 13 viral strains were also isolated: 8 of them were less identified as Dakar-bat virus. Any parasite was observed.