Canadian Journal of Zoology · 1980 · 39 citations · 6 references
Life SciencesAnimal SciencesEcologyDemographic MethodsPopulation EcologyWildlife ManagementCaptive BreedingPopulation ModelingPopulation ViabilityWildlife ConservationWildlife DemographyWildlife EcologyCapture-recapture ModelsMark - Recapture AnalysisMark-recapture ModelsMark-recapture Survival EstimationOpen Population ModelsPopulation Parameter EstimationRecapture ModelingSurvival Rates
The mark–recapture technique described in this paper estimates polar bear (Ursus maritimus) populations for all sample periods except the first sample period, incorporates an open population model, and is supported by ecological data from ringed seals and polar bears. The estimation procedure requires that survival rates are either known or estimated independently as part of the research program. Reasonably precise estimates will be produced if 10 to 20% of the population can be marked and sample sizes of 150 bears can be handled at any given sample period.
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The Estimation of Animal Abundance.
David Strauss, F. F. Seber · Biometrics · 1974 · 186 citations
An Analysis of the Dynamics of a Weddell Seal Population
Donald B. Siniff, Douglas P. DeMaster, Robert J. Hofman et al. · Ecological Monographs · 1977 · 124 citations
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