EPISODE · Mar 12, 2007 · 30 MIN

Keystone Species

from Ask A Biologist Podcast · host Dr. Biology Talks with Andrew Smith

Travel with Dr. Biology to the Tibetan plateau in China and the field site of conservation biologist Andrew Smith. There, we will learn about some cute furry animals called Pikas and why they are considered a keystone species. Hey, just what is a keystone species? Well, that's also something we'll learn about. If you have not already, please subscribe to the podcast so you can be notified about new episodes.

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