Assertion: american pika | /r/HasProperty | small mammal
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text: One North American animal considered particularly at risk due to climate change is the American pika (Ochotona princeps), a small mammal that lives in colder climates, often preferring rock fields, cooled lava rocks and areas with icy pockets.
text: They might be small, but they’re still tough—the little critters can survive harsh weather without burying holes.
text: Commonly referred to as the "rock rabbit," American pikas are small mammals that inhabit rocky, cold alpine and subalpine areas, typically at elevations of 8,000 to 13,000 feet.
text: The American pika , a small rabbit-like animal, can be seen and heard in rocky talus slopes at higher elevations in the Cascade Mountains.
text: The American pika is a small rodent-like mammal actually more closely related to rabbits and hares than rodents.
text: THE WARMING climate appears to be pushing populations of the American pika , a small hamster-like rodent, towards extinction in the Great Basin in the western USA, according to a new study published in Global Change Biology.
text: The American pika (Ochotona princeps) is a small mammal that lives in the mountains of Western America.
text: Species description: The American pika is a small mammal that inhabits fields fringed by suitable vegetation in alpine and subalpine mountain areas extending south from central British Columbia and Alberta into the Rocky Mountains of New Mexico and the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California.
text: The American pika is a small mammal that inhabits fields fringed by suitable vegetation in alpine and subalpine mountain areas extending south from central British Columbia and Alberta into the Rocky Mountains of New Mexico and the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California.
text: The American pika is a small mammal related to rabbits and hares that lives in alpine areas throughout western North America.
text: The American pika ( Ochotona princeps ), a small mammal found in mountainous, rocky habitats throughout much of western North America, has experienced recent population extirpations in the Great Basin linked to climatic drivers.
text: The 90 miles of hiking trails in the park offer warmth through motion, and on my walk I hope to see an American pika , a small mammal related to a rabbit, with teacup-like ears.
text: The American Pika is another small mammal that lives in the alpine area at the tops of the Rocky Mountains.