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National Capital Region Network 2009 Amphibian Monitoring Synthesis of 2005-2009 Data (Paperback)
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National Capital Region Network 2009 Amphibian Monitoring Synthesis of 2005-2009 Data (Paperback)
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Loot Price R378
Discovery Miles 3 780
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The National Capital Region Network (NCRN) Inventory and Monitoring
(I&M) Program has identified amphibians as a priority taxonomic
group for its monitoring program. The goals of this program are to
document at least 90% of the amphibian species in its parks, and to
determine whether the integrity and status of amphibian populations
are changing over time. As of 2004, all NCRN parks had completed
amphibian inventories (Shawn Carter, National Park Service,
personal communication), and planning for monitoring efforts were
initiated. The objectives of the monitoring program are to
implement a long-term sampling design, in cooperation with park
service biologists and managers, to: (1) describe the annual
distribution of amphibians (i.e. estimate initial occupancy
probabilities for targeted species) and explore factors that may
influence occupancy probabilities or distributional patterns, (2)
determine if amphibian distributions are changing annually, and if
so, explore whether occupancy changes are related to habitat
quality, paying special attention to factors associated with
increased urbanization in the region, and (3) provide information
to aid in generating and testing hypotheses that differentiate
among possible causes of long-term changes in the proportion of
area occupied among species, habitats, and park areas.
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