Estimation of fish population size by single marking and recapture method

Estimation of fish population size by single marking and recapture method

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Article ID: iaor19991228
Country: Serbia
Volume: 8
Issue: 2
Start Page Number: 215
End Page Number: 224
Publication Date: Jul 1998
Journal: Yugoslav Journal of Operations Research
Authors: ,
Keywords: statistics: sampling
Abstract:

The single marking and recapture method is one of the methods commonly used to estimate fish population size. There are four formulae in this method, two of which are suggested by Bailey, one by Chapman and the last by Ricker. For this reason, in the current study, firstly, one of Bailey's formulae was examined mathematically and statistically. Secondly, numerical data obtained from Duzgunes were used and his results from Mogan Lake were compared. As a result, population size estimation of the carp in this lake was calculated using the four formulae as 9716±3600, 9381±3354 (Bailey), 9409±3218 (Chapman), and 9410±3364 (Ricker). It is suggested that as the confidence interval is narrower in the formula proposed by Chapman than the other formulae, the results obtained using this formula are more reliable.

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