Species‐specific differences in detection and occupancy probabilities help drive ability to detect trends in occupancy
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DOI: 10.1002/ecs2.2639
Abstract: Occupancy-based surveys are increasingly used to monitor wildlife populations because they can be more cost-effective than abundance surveys and because they may track multiple species, simultaneously. The design of these multi-species occupancy surveys affects statistical… read more here.
Keywords: occupancy; occupancy probabilities; power; detection probability ... See more keywords