Titlebook: Estimating Abundance of African Wildlife; An Aid to Adaptive M Hugo Jachmann Book 2001 Kluwer Academic Publishers 2001 forest.mammals.produ

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-1381-0forest; mammals; production; economic geology; ecotoxicology

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Marxism and Artistic Commitment,ing task that will take you to many fascinating places that you would not otherwise see. I myself have spent many years in the bush trying to figure out how many animals were in my survey areas, and I hope that this manual will help you to achieve the level of satisfaction that I have gained from these studies.

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Introduction to Estimating Wildlife Abundanceing task that will take you to many fascinating places that you would not otherwise see. I myself have spent many years in the bush trying to figure out how many animals were in my survey areas, and I hope that this manual will help you to achieve the level of satisfaction that I have gained from these studies.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-41543-3In previous chapters we have shown that the spatial and temporal distribution of animals has a major influence on the results of sample counts. Therefore, knowledge of seasonal movements and distribution patterns, and the environmental factors that govern these, is important to improve on survey designs.

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Ten Fair-Play Principles in ArgumentationThis subject was briefly introduced in the first chapter (.), but now needs to be expanded to relate the different techniques for estimating animal abundance to conditions commonly found in practice.

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Analysing Animal Distribution, Movements and Population TrendsIn previous chapters we have shown that the spatial and temporal distribution of animals has a major influence on the results of sample counts. Therefore, knowledge of seasonal movements and distribution patterns, and the environmental factors that govern these, is important to improve on survey designs.

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Deciding On A TechniqueThis subject was briefly introduced in the first chapter (.), but now needs to be expanded to relate the different techniques for estimating animal abundance to conditions commonly found in practice.

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Interpretation of Population Estimates they were doing total counts, but then they realised that it would be far more cost-efficient to use some form of sampling. It was also becoming apparent that for management purposes . in wildlife populations were possibly more important than .. To the layman, however, it is important that we shoul

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