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this page could use more direct cites for the information in characteristics

I do not see any good citations for this information anywhere. It could use a update to get good connection to actual sources for this information. it seems like it should be from a source.

Wenatchee world says half were wiped out in chelan county wildfire

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https://www.wenatcheeworld.com/paywalloff/fire-wipes-out-half-of-columbia-basin-pygmy-rabbit-population/article_8c20b63c-f475-11ea-b668-83235dc86d8a.html says the wildfire possibly wiped out half the world population of columbia basin pygmy rabbits. is this worthy of an edit? is this an appropriate source. This is one of my first times using wikipedia so i'd like some help from one of the big boys — Preceding unsigned comment added by 65.49.139.21 (talk) 00:08, 13 September 2020 (UTC)Reply

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