Species
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biology_ecology ·
Plazi
Movements, Home range and Social organization. The American Pika moves aboveground by running and leaping openly. Home ranges are ¢.1000-2200 m?, depending on location and method of analysis. Defended core areas are 410-709 m?. Males and females have overlapping home ranges of similar sizes. Although American Pikas form spatial pairs, mating often occurs between non-neighboring pikas. Densities are 220-990 ind/km?. Areas occupied are marked with old hay piles, latrines, and white urine markings. Two distinct vocalizations of the American Pika serve to alarm and function in social interactions.
discussion ·
Plazi
According to mtDNA and nDNA, O. princeps belongs to subgenus Pika. This species previously included O. collaris , but this sister species was found to be separate based on morphology, chromosomes, and,later, genetic markers. Number of subspecies decreased from 36 to five; subspecies were designated on based on pelage color, body size, bioacoustic features, and allozyme variation. Recent subspecific taxonomy is based on mtDNA and nDNA markers and partly correlates with morphology and bioacoustics. According to morphological study, O. princeps includes albata, barnesi, brooksi, brunnescens, cinnamomea, clamosa, cuppes, fenisex, figginsi, fumosa, fuscipes, goldmani, howelli, incana, jewetti, lasalensis, lemha, levis, littoralis, lutescens, minimus, moore, muiri, nevadensis, nigrescens, obscura, saturata, saxatilis, schisticeps, septentrionalis, shelton, taylori, tutelata, winta, utahensis, ventorum, and wasatchensis. Five subspecies recognized.
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| Source | Its name | Its rank | Its family | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ochotona princeps | Species | Ochotonidae | Plazi/Ochotona princeps | |
| Ochotona princeps | Species | Ochotonidae | iNaturalist/43188 | |
| Ochotona princeps | Species | — | xeno-canto/Ochotona princeps |
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