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2008
The 30 currently recognized living species of pika (Ochotonidae: Genus Ochotona) comprise approximately one-third of all lagomorphs. The Leporidae, in contrast, contains 32 species of hare (Genus Lepus) and 29 species of rabbit (multiple genera; Hoffmann and Smith 2005).
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The 30 currently recognized living species of pika (Ochotonidae: Genus Ochotona) comprise approximately one-third of all lagomorphs. The Leporidae, in contrast, contains 32 species of hare (Genus Lepus) and 29 species of rabbit (multiple genera; Hoffmann and Smith 2005).
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2012
Pikas and I have seen much of each other. We are both diurnal and acute observers of behavior, the pika to monitor whether or not I am dangerous and I to delve into its life. Those who enjoy nature can only marvel at the constant activity in a pika colony. These plains-dwelling relatives of rabbits are extremely abundant at their favored sites.
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Pikas and I have seen much of each other. We are both diurnal and acute observers of behavior, the pika to monitor whether or not I am dangerous and I to delve into its life. Those who enjoy nature can only marvel at the constant activity in a pika colony. These plains-dwelling relatives of rabbits are extremely abundant at their favored sites.
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Journal of Mammalogy, 1958
Pikas, Ochotona princeps , observed on successive week ends from September 4 to October 8, 1955 on a rock slide in the Sapphire Range in western Montana, exhibited well-marked territorial behavior. Brown, gray, and mixed color patterns induced by molting facilitated recognition of individual animals.
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Pikas, Ochotona princeps , observed on successive week ends from September 4 to October 8, 1955 on a rock slide in the Sapphire Range in western Montana, exhibited well-marked territorial behavior. Brown, gray, and mixed color patterns induced by molting facilitated recognition of individual animals.
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Retrospective review of the pathology of American pikas
Journal of Veterinary Diagnostic InvestigationAmerican pikas ( Ochotona princeps) are small lagomorphs that live in mountainous talus areas of western North America. Studies on the histopathology of American pikas are limited. We summarize here the clinical histories, and gross and histologic findings of 12 American pikas, including 9 captive (wild-caught) and 3 wild animals.
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Japan media arts festival lighting doodle project "Pika Pika"
ACM SIGGRAPH 2007 art gallery, 2007Nagata Takeshi, Monno Kazue
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