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Fisheries science

estimating a closed fish population from repeated samples in which captured fish are marked and released and recaptures accumulate.

In fisheries science, Schnabel census refers to estimating a closed fish population from repeated samples in which captured fish are marked and released and recaptures accumulate. This meaning comes from Schnabel (1938) in The American Mathematical Monthly.[1]

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References

Schnabel, Z. E. (1938). The Estimation of Total Fish Population of a Lake. The American Mathematical Monthly, 45(6), 348. https://doi.org/10.2307/2304025

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