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A new method for estimating visitation rates of cryptic animals via repeated surveys of indirect signs

2008-04-01

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1. Visitation rate is a measure of the frequency with which animals visit specific locations of interest. This information is crucial for various problems in the conservation and management of animal species, e.g. to determine the risk wildlife poses to human managed resources or the predation risks of nests. An important assessment tool, especially for cryptic animals, is to count indirect signs of presence, such...

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72e3146e-4763-56d9-88c2-00ca442d1074
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10.1111/j.1365-2664.2007.01406.x
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