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Estimating Population Size: Mark-Recapture
Biology 6C67 Exercise 3 BEstimating Population size : Mark-RecaptureParts of this lab adapted from General Ecology Labs, Dr. Chris Brown, Tennessee Technological University and Ecology onCampus, Dr. Robert Kingsolver, Bellarmine of the goals of Population ecologists is to explain patterns of species distribution andabundance. In today s lab we will learn some methods for Estimating Population size and fordetermining the distribution of Abundance: Mark-RecaptureMobile animals are usually simpler to define as individuals, but harder to count, because they tendto move around, mix together, and hide from ecologists. Quadrats are not a good approach withmobile animals because immigration and emigration in and out of the study site make it hard toknow what area the entire Population occupies.
72 Exercise 3.B. Estimating Population Size: Mark-Recapture Data Analysis: Population Size Estimate 1. Enter your data in the table below. Table 3.3 Mark-Recapture Data 2. Using the Lincoln-Peterson index, calculate the number of pinto beans in the population
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