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Sampling
Counting animals/plants.
Abundance
Total number.
Density
Total number in set area.
Mark-recapture Survey
A method involving capturing, marking, releasing, and recapturing individuals to estimate population size.
Assumptions of Mark-recapture Method
Closed, stable population, random mixing of individuals, constant capture rate, marks stay and do not affect individuals, need to recapture high number of individuals.
M
Number of marked animals released.
S
Total animals caught second time.
R
Number marked animals recaught.
N
Estimated population size.
Distance Sampling
A method involving placing equally spaced transects, detecting individuals, measuring distances, and calculating abundance.
Assumptions of Distance Sampling
All animals are detected on the transect, detection probability declines away from transect, objects are detected at their initial location, accurate measure of distance, transects randomly placed in habitat.
Area under rectangle
Max. frequency x max. distance.
Area under curve
Width of distances x height of curve.
All animals detected
Area under rectangle = 9 x 4 = 36.
Actual individuals detected
Area under curve = 0.5 x (10+8+6+5+3+2+1+0.5) = 31.25.
Pa
How likely you are to find the birds.
Mark-recapture formula