Exploring Ecological Relationships in Survival and Estimating Rates of Population Change Using Program MARK

Individual Covariates
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Individual Covariates
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Why Use Individual Covariates?
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Individual Covariates in MARK
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Simple Case
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More Complex Case
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Example
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Input in MARK
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Example Design Matrices
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Individual Covariates
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Individual Covariates
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Individual Covariates
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Fitness Landscapes
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Homogeneity is not good; hetergeneity is Suggests some degree of fragmentation of the mature/oldgrowth matrix promotes high fitness Would not want to manage for the exact specific configurations here but concentrate on the trend

Rates of Population Change
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Simple Birth & Death Model
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Simple Birth & Death Model
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Simple Birth and Death Model
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Simple Birth & Death Model
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Pradel Model
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Pradel Models
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Pradel Models
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Pradel Models
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Pradel Models
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Pradel Models
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Pradel Models
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Pradel Models
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Pradel Models
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Pradel Model
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Pradel Models
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