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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"multistate mark-recapture"”.

  1. Development and application of a multistate model to the northern subpopulation of loggerhead sea turtles

    … a population model using 16 years of data from a mark-recapture study on the loggerhead sea turtle nesting population on Bald Head Island, North Carolina. The beach survey conducted on the island only allowed for the capture of adult female sea turtles during the breeding state even though females …

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  2. Bats and trees in a managed forest

    … of roost tree detection and longevity. I used a multistate mark-recapture analysis to evaluate how characteristics of the tree, stand, and landscape impacted our ability to locate historical roost trees and the probability of a snag roost falling. I found we were more likely to detect larger …

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  3. Intrabrood Dominance Hierarchies in Juvenile Red-Cockaded Woodpeckers: The Role of Early Social Environment On Post-Fledging Survival and Natal Dispersal

    Competition among individuals over shared resources reveals asymmetries in quality resulting in the formation of dominance hierarchies. These hierarchies act as a mechanism for social selection by partitioning resources among group-living animals. The following chapters describe my dissertation …

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