Special Scientific Report--Wildlife 221-222
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The first set produced similar, but slightly lower, asymp- totic populations.
Under all 37 combinations the population declined with the advent of hunting. The extent of the decline varied markedly, however, ranging from 5.1 to 54.4%.
The median decline was 22.3%. Figure 5 shows the re- sults of a typical simulation, this one combining sur- vival curve 8 and recruitment curve B. Without hunt- ing, the population ultimately increased from the initial 240,000 to 272,000 cranes. When hunting was a...pplied, the population eventually decreased to 201,000 cranes, and yielded an annual harvest of about 12,000 birds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first set produced similar, but slightly lower, asymp- totic populations.
Under all 37 combinations the population declined with the advent of hunting. The extent of the decline varied markedly, however, ranging from 5.1 to 54.4%.
The median decline was 22.3%. Figure 5 shows the re- sults of a typical simulation, this one combining sur- vival curve 8 and recruitment curve B. Without hunt- ing, the population ultimately increased from the initial 240,000 to 272,000 cranes. When hunting was a...pplied, the population eventually decreased to 201,000 cranes, and yielded an annual harvest of about 12,000 birds.
8 250 O £ 200 CO LU 2 150
What to read after Special Scientific Report--Wildlife 221-222?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service to read onlineMoreLess
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