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Alpine Pikas May Survive Climate Change

from EarthFix · host Oregon Public Broadcasting

One of the most distinctive sounds in Northwest mountains is the honk of the American pika. Climate change has long been considered a threat to the small mammal. But new research shows the outlook for survival in some areas to be more positive. Jes Burns of EarthFix reports.

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One of the most distinctive sounds in Northwest mountains is the honk of the American pika. Climate change has long been considered a threat to the small mammal. But new research shows the outlook for survival in some areas to be more positive. Jes Burns of EarthFix reports.

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