Titlebook: Estimating Animal Abundance; Closed Populations D. L. Borchers,S. T. Buckland,W. Zucchini Textbook 2002 Springer-Verlag London 2002 Animal

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Missionsanalyse der Ionenraketen,erage of integrated modelling for open populations requires a book in its own right. Second, the tools to fit such integrated models have only recently been developed, and more research is needed to explore their potential.

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The Action of K+ at the Cerebral Vessels,ere. In any one field, one or two methods tend to dominate. For example, line transect sampling is the most commonly used method for estimating abundance of cetaceans and large terrestrial mammals; line and point transects for birds; mark-recapture and removal methods for small mammals; CPUE and other “harvest” methods for fisheries.

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Building blocksework and allows many different estimation methods to be viewed as variants on the same basic theme. It also provides a natural link to more complicated methods for open populations, which we discuss briefly in this book, but which are crucial for the management of wildlife populations.

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Nearest neighbour and point-to-nearest-objectint-to-nearest-object sampling, points within the survey region are randomly sampled, and the distance from each point to the nearest object is measured. If we assume that objects are independently and uniformly distributed throughout the survey region, then the distribution of nearest-object distances is the same under both approaches.