Observed densities of emus, Dromaius novaehollandiae, estimated from aerial surveys were compared with results of a drive count in 1985 and 1986. The study area was mostly open shrubland. True density of emus was 2.56 per km2 in 1985 and 1.15 per km2 in 1986. Aerial survey estimates were 66 and47% oftrue density in the two years, respectively, and the weighted average was 60%. Over the limited range tested ofeach variable, observed density was not significantly affected by temperature, cloud cover or time of day
<p>Ecology students at York University collected a sample of insect population density in the mowed ...
For a study of long-distance migrants in sub-Saharan Africa, a census method was developed that comb...
Surveying cryptic, nocturnal animals is logistically challenging. Consequently, density estimates ma...
The distribution and abundance of Emus in the South Australian pastoral zone between 1978 and 1989 w...
During the period from January, 1958, to March, 1959, advantage was taken of an opportunity to obse...
Emus are most abundant in areas used for extensive sheep grazing. Their density is lower in grain-gr...
Aerial surveys of feral pigs in the Goondiwindi region of Queensland showed an overall observed dens...
Aerial surveys of feral pigs in the Goondiwindi region of Queensland showed an overall observed dens...
Species distribution modeling has been widely used in studying habitat relationships and for conserv...
<p>The presence record of emu (<i>Dromaius novaehollandiae</i>) in January (summer) and July (winter...
We assessed the influence of sampling biases on estimates of absolute density. Using area searches f...
John Emlen in 1971 (Auk 88:323-341.) explained details of a new technique for determination of bird ...
Long-distance seed dispersal may have important consequences for species range, migration rates, met...
Roadside point counts are often used to estimate trends of bird populations. The use of aural count...
Kangaroo density estimates derived from aerial survey depend on the method of deriving sightability ...
<p>Ecology students at York University collected a sample of insect population density in the mowed ...
For a study of long-distance migrants in sub-Saharan Africa, a census method was developed that comb...
Surveying cryptic, nocturnal animals is logistically challenging. Consequently, density estimates ma...
The distribution and abundance of Emus in the South Australian pastoral zone between 1978 and 1989 w...
During the period from January, 1958, to March, 1959, advantage was taken of an opportunity to obse...
Emus are most abundant in areas used for extensive sheep grazing. Their density is lower in grain-gr...
Aerial surveys of feral pigs in the Goondiwindi region of Queensland showed an overall observed dens...
Aerial surveys of feral pigs in the Goondiwindi region of Queensland showed an overall observed dens...
Species distribution modeling has been widely used in studying habitat relationships and for conserv...
<p>The presence record of emu (<i>Dromaius novaehollandiae</i>) in January (summer) and July (winter...
We assessed the influence of sampling biases on estimates of absolute density. Using area searches f...
John Emlen in 1971 (Auk 88:323-341.) explained details of a new technique for determination of bird ...
Long-distance seed dispersal may have important consequences for species range, migration rates, met...
Roadside point counts are often used to estimate trends of bird populations. The use of aural count...
Kangaroo density estimates derived from aerial survey depend on the method of deriving sightability ...
<p>Ecology students at York University collected a sample of insect population density in the mowed ...
For a study of long-distance migrants in sub-Saharan Africa, a census method was developed that comb...
Surveying cryptic, nocturnal animals is logistically challenging. Consequently, density estimates ma...