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The Sampling Programme and the Measurement and Description of Dispersion,ved) of sampling; the worker will also need to be quite clear as to the exact problem he is proposing to investigate (Lamb, 1958; Morris, 1960; Strickland, 1961). The importance of careful formulation of the hypothesis for test cannot be overstressed.

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Absolute Population Estimates using Marking Techniques,sessment of the number of sampling units in the habitat and, as has already been stressed (Chapter 1), it is a wise practice to use more than one method simultaneously. There are also certain other methods of estimating a population that depend on the presence of marked individuals, but use a differ

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Diversity, Species Packing and Habitat Description, in respect of many of the methods in Chapter 7. The present chapter aims to describe the methods of handling and analysing data on animal communities (from guilds to continental faunas). Details of the theoretical studies and examples of field work are given in MacArthur and Wilson (1967), MacArthu

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Amin Babaei-Ghazvini,Bishnu Acharyaved) of sampling; the worker will also need to be quite clear as to the exact problem he is proposing to investigate (Lamb, 1958; Morris, 1960; Strickland, 1961). The importance of careful formulation of the hypothesis for test cannot be overstressed.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-42137-2sessment of the number of sampling units in the habitat and, as has already been stressed (Chapter 1), it is a wise practice to use more than one method simultaneously. There are also certain other methods of estimating a population that depend on the presence of marked individuals, but use a differ

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-11882-3tudy of human populations are also those of greatest significance to the animal ecologist. Because many insects have discrete generations and their populations are not stationary, the age-specific life-table is more widely applicable than the time- specific life-table.

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