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Interlude: The Aims and Methods of Sciencesessment 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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Introduction to the Study of Animal Populations,he chosen stage (Morris & Bennett, 1967). Such studies will produce considerable information about the pattern of population level over a large area or in successive years, and it is often possible to relate the level of the population to certain edaphic or climatic factors (Kaelin & Auer, 1954; Chi

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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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