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INTRODUCTION TO MARK- RECAPTURE STUDIES
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HOW DO WE UNDERSTAND THE WORLD?
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WHAT DO WE WANT TO KNOW?
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NAMING FISH
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HOW SPECIFIC A NAME DO WE NEED?
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WELL... THAT DEPENDS
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HOW MANY ARE THERE?
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LINCOLN-PETERSEN MODEL
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WHAT ARE ADDITIONS OR LOSSES?
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REALLY?
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PROBLEMS WITH THE L-P ESTIMATOR
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CHAPMAN MODIFICATION
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ADDRESSING RESAMPLING
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SCHNABEL ESTIMATOR
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ESTIMATING N-HAT
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WHERE DOES THIS LEAVE US?
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OPEN POPULATION MODELS
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TAGS FOR INDIVIDUALS
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Explore mark-recapture studies and closed population models in this 37-minute lecture. Delve into the Lincoln-Petersen model, its limitations, and the Chapman modification. Learn about the Schnabel estimator, methods for addressing resampling, and estimating population sizes. Gain insights into open population models and tagging techniques for individual identification. Discover how researchers name and categorize fish populations, and understand the importance of specificity in naming conventions. Examine the complexities of additions and losses in population studies, and explore the broader implications of these methodologies in understanding the natural world.

Introduction to Mark-Recapture Studies and Closed Population Models

Thomas Evans
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