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Population monitoring with fine-scale GIS

11/29/2010

Methods in Ecology and Evolution

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Jason talks to Elizabeth about his recently published paper, using GIS data to assess environmental niche variability and population density in stream fish

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Population monitoring with fine-scale GIS

Methods in Ecology and Evolution

More episodes from "Methods in Ecology and Evolution"

Movement ecology and habitat selection in human resource users

Fine-scale environmental variation in distribution modelling

The pace and shape of ageing

Population monitoring with fine-scale GIS

Getting started with meta-analysis

The art of modelling range-shifting species

Measuring relative infomation content

The primate life history database

Phenological estimators using simulated data

Interpreting biodiversity thresholds