Titlebook: Exploring Studbooks for Wildlife Management and Conservation; F.P.G. Princée Book 2016 Springer International Publishing AG 2016 conservat

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Ecological Modelsobserved data in the blesbok example. Interpretation of . in the logistic growth model is discussed. Adaptation of model data to retrieve realistic values for initial population size and start date of the logistic model in R is explored. The advantages and limitations of the “simple” exponential and

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Age, Mortality and Fecundityexplained. The differences between mortality tables constructed from recorded deaths in the cohort (uncensored data) and data that are left truncated (staggered entry) and right censored (lost to follow up or living at end of study) are explained. The use of the Mantel–Haenszel (logrank) statistic i

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Confidence in Life Tablesd associated statistics) in both mortality and fecundity rates in female snow leopards. The results of .. tests show that theoretical and bootstrap variances do not differ for mortality (except for the oldest age class). However, these variances do differ for fecundity, indicating that the Poisson d

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Genetic Variation and Generations (CITES) and rules used in different fields of species management are described. These include maternal generation, genetic generation and average generation. A hypothetical pedigree example is used to illustrate differences between these rules. Long–term effects of the captive environment on specie

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