ADJUSTING MULTISTATE CAPTURE–RECAPTURE MODELS FOR MISCLASSIFICATION BIAS: MANATEE BREEDING PROPORTIONS
Authors:
- William L. KendallWKWilliam L. Kendall
- James E. HinesJHJames E. Hines
- James D. NicholsJNJames D. Nichols
Abstract
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