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Conservation biology

a capture-recapture sampling design nesting closed secondary sessions within open primary periods to separate survival, movement and capture.

In conservation biology, Pollock's robust design refers to a capture-recapture sampling design nesting closed secondary sessions within open primary periods to separate survival, movement and capture. This meaning comes from Pollock (1982) in The Journal of Wildlife Management.[1]

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References

Pollock, K. H. (1982). A Capture-Recapture Design Robust to Unequal Probability of Capture. The Journal of Wildlife Management, 46(3), 752. https://doi.org/10.2307/3808568

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