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The Accuracy of a Population Estimation from Multiple Recapture Data

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THE ESTIMATION OF POPULATION PARAMETERS FROM DATA OBTAINED BY MEANS OF THE CAPTURE-RECAPTUTRE METHOD
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THE ESTIMATION OF POPULATION PARAMETERS FROM DATA OBTAINED BY MEANS OF THE CAPTURE-RECAPTURE METHOD
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Explicit Estimates from Capture-Recapture Data with Both Death and Immigration-Stochastic Model
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Improvements in the Interpretation of Recapture Data

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