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Territorial intrusions by pikas (<i>Ochotona princeps</i>) as a function of occupant activity

Authors: Smith, A. T.; Ivins, B. L.
Year: 1986
Journal: Animal Behaviour, Vol. 34, pp. 392-397
Publisher: UNKNOWN
Keywords: ANIMAL BEHAVIOR, BEHAVIOR, LAGOMORPHA, MAMMALOGY, OCHOTONA PRINCEPS, PIKA, RMBL, TERRITORIALITY

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