Journal of Wildlife Management · 1982 · 49 citations · 11 references
Social SciencesAnimal SciencesBiostatisticsPopulation BiologyPopulation EcologyPopulation StudiesAbundance EstimationEstimation TheoryPopulation EstimationPopulation ModelingPopulation Size EstimationEstimate VarianceMark - Recapture AnalysisPopulation Index CalibrationPopulation ModellingPopulation Parameter EstimationPopulation SizePopulation Size MeasurementRemoval Sampling
A method is presented for estimating population size from index data collected before and after removal of a known number of individuals. An approximate variance estimate is given and used to delineate circumstances where the method may be useful. Confidence limits are obtained from Fieller's method and illustrated with data from feral horse (Equus caballus) herds. A comparison with the use of marking is provided.
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The Removal Method of Population Estimation
Calvin Zippin · Journal of Wildlife Management · 1958 · 811 citations
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