Estimating individual fitness in the wild using capture–recapture data
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DOI: 10.1007/s10144-017-0598-x
Abstract: The concept of Darwinian fitness is central in evolutionary ecology, and its estimation has motivated the development of several approaches. However, measuring individual fitness remains challenging in empirical case studies in the wild. Measuring fitness… read more here.
Keywords: imperfect detection; fitness wild; fitness; individual fitness ... See more keywords
Single‐visit dynamic occupancy models: an approach to account for imperfect detection with Atlas data
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DOI: 10.1111/1365-2664.12925
Abstract: Summary Atlas data provide biodiversity information at a relatively fine spatial grain over a broad spatial extent and, increasingly, at multiple points in time, which make them invaluable for understanding processes that affect species distributions… read more here.
Keywords: imperfect detection; detection; visit dynamic; occupancy ... See more keywords
Characterizing species co‐occurrence patterns of imperfectly detected stream fishes to inform species reintroduction efforts
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DOI: 10.1111/cobi.13320
Abstract: Species reintroduction efforts can improve the recovery of imperiled species, but successful implementation of this conservation strategy requires a thorough understanding of the abiotic and biotic factors influencing species viability. Species interactions are especially understudied,… read more here.
Keywords: species occurrence; reintroduction efforts; imperfect detection; reintroduction ... See more keywords