Tag Archives: Occupancy Modeling
NMSUnews: Occupancy Modeling for Amphibians at Yellowstone
NMSUnews Published by NMSUnews on Jun 24, 2016. NMSU statistics professor helps study amphibian populations at Yellowstone June 27, 2016 by Amanda Bradford, NMSU News Center Responsible management of wildlife habitats and resources starts with a good understanding of the…
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NMSU professor to give presentation on Costa Rica Study Abroad course
April 21, 2014 by Tiffany Acosta,, NMSU News Center New Mexico State University’s Center for Latin American and Border Studies will host a talk on the experiences of a tropical field ecology course in Costa Rica featuring professor William Gould…
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NMSUnews: NMSU professor Bill Gould helps Costa Rican researchers improve methods
NMSUnews Published on Sep 5, 2013 New Mexico State University applied statistics professor William Gould recently traveled to one of Costa Rica’s most beautiful and diverse areas to help local researchers improve their own studies by evaluating their survey methods…
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NMSU on reconnaissance mission concerning reptile populations at Holloman AFB
March 19, 2012 by Melisa P. Danho, NMSU News Center Holloman Air Force Base is often booming with F-22s and bustling with pilots and personnel, but does all this activity have an effect on the wildlife covertly cohabitating with the…
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