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Colonization in a pika population: dispersal vs philopatry
Andrew T. Smith, Barbara L. Ivins
Life Sciences, School of (SOLS)
Sustainability Initiative
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Earth & Environmental Sciences
philopatry
100%
home range
74%
affiliative behavior
67%
colonization
56%
agonistic behavior
44%
space use
23%
aggression
22%
animal
11%
talus
11%
summer
10%
range size
8%
population density
8%
mammal
7%
spacing
7%
young
6%
mountain
5%
habitat
5%
Agriculture & Biology
Ochotonidae
93%
philopatry
73%
home range
64%
agonistic behavior
33%
immigration
19%
aggression
16%
Ochotona princeps
15%
talus
13%
summer
11%
Rocky Mountain region
11%
gender
10%
fathers
10%
population density
7%
animals
7%
spatial distribution
7%
mammals
6%
genetic variation
5%
habitats
5%