Chapter 4, Estimating Density: Quadrat Counts
highest statistical precision for a given total area sampled, or for a given total amount of time or money, (2) ecologically, as that quadrat size and shape that are most efficient to answer the question being asked, and (3) logistically, as that quadrat size and shape that are easiest to put out and use. You should be wary of the logistical criterion since in
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