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Five. Modern Open-population Capture–Recapture Models
Year: 2010 Princeton University Press eBooks Pages: 88-123 Publisher: Princeton University Press
Keywords:
Mark and recapture Geography Biology Computer science Population Demography Sociology
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Census and Population Estimation
Physical Sciences → Mathematics → Statistics and Probability
Migration, Health and Trauma
Social Sciences → Psychology → Clinical Psychology
Demographic Trends and Gender Preferences
Social Sciences → Social Sciences → Gender Studies
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