Analysis of Vertebrate Populations¶
Caughley, G. (1977). Analysis of Vertebrate Populations. Wiley.
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- Measurement and Disturbance
- A biased measurement apparatus can make a healthy system appear sick, or vice versa, a methodological hazard Caughley (1977) treats systematically in his classic monograph on sampling and analysis of vertebrate populations.
This sourceClassic monograph on sampling and analysis of wildlife populations; treats observer- and apparatus-induced perturbation in census, capture, and monitoring methods, and develops bias-correction strategies for inferring true population state from disturbed measurements.
- A biased measurement apparatus can make a healthy system appear sick, or vice versa, a methodological hazard Caughley (1977) treats systematically in his classic monograph on sampling and analysis of vertebrate populations.
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