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Synthesis: Advances in Wildlife Study Design,r ideas, developed through the pursuit of many types of studies conducted under many different logistic and funding constraints, will serve to continue the discussion on improving scientific knowledge, conservation, and management of natural resources. We then provide the reader with a study guide f

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Experimental Designs,ed in wildlife science from the relatively simple to the more complex. While we touch on sampling (randomization) plans because they are an integral part of experimental design, we delay detailed discussion of sampling until Chap. 4. Data analysis also is integral to study design but we leave this discussion to Chap. 5.

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0172-6161 ses in ecology, wildlife biology, conservation biology, and We developed the first edition of this book because we perceived a need for a compilation on study design with application to studies of the ecology, conser- tion, and management of wildlife. We felt that the need for coverage of study desi

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