From Pop. Dynamics - Conservation Strats OneNote Extra Bits

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Assumptions Made w/ capture-recapture method

  • Population is closed

  • Do not lose their tags, nor do the tags cause a survival disadvantage.

  • no tagged animals die

  • All animals are likely to be recaptured eg male vs female, old vs young.

  • Tagged animals are able to randomly disperse into their populations again. → Not ostracized cause of the tags

  • Animals are not trap happy nor trap shy.

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Same as Before But Reliable and Valid?

  • Neither trap happy nor trap shy

  • Tagging method doesn’t cause deaths or changes in behaviour

  • No emigration and no immigration

  • No increase in natality.

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Trap Happy and Trap Shy Animals?

Trap happy: Animals that like to be trapped, knowing there will be a food reward.

Trap shy: Animals that have been traumatised/scared by the trap. So they learn to avoid it.

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Trap happy effect on Pop. estimation

Underestimates in the data.

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Trap shy effect on Pop. estimation

Overestimates in the data

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Primary Productivity and Biodiversity Diff In both Successions:

Primary:

  • A new area with no life; barren

  • Soil not yet formed

  • Pioneer plants i.e. lichen

  • Lower Product. due to fewer plants (biomass or energy)

  • Low B.D. for a long time

Secondary:

  • Begins w/ disturbance of already established ecosystem

  • soil present and some plants and animals as well.

  • seeds and roots of vegetation present

  • Higher Product. due to more plants and faster regrowth

  • faster development of wider B.D.