
Capture/recapture sampling method
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- Q1__________ is a sampling method which allows you to estimate the size of a population without counting it fully.Capture-recaptureRecaptureStratifiedRandomCapture30s
- Q2Izzy captures 10 hedgehogs and marks each one with a paper band around its leg. Izzy then recaptures 10 hedgehogs, but finds that none of them have a paper band. Select the possible reasons for this.Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q3To estimate the population of birds in a wood, 5 birds are captured from a single tree and marked. 9 months later, in a recapture of 10 birds, 0 were marked. Which factors may effect the results?Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q4As part of a capture-recapture sample, 100 fish from a lake are captured and marked with a white dye. During a recapture of 50 fish, 5 were marked with the white dye. Select the correct statement.30s
- Q5Andeep captures 15 deer and marks them by attaching a tag to their legs. Three days later, Andeep recaptures 30 deer, and 3 of them have a tag attached. Estimate the total number of deer.Users enter free textType an Answer30s
- Q6Jun captures 45 squirrels and marks them by attaching a tag to their legs. Three days later, Jun recaptures 70 squirrels, and 15 of them have a tag attached. Estimate the total number of squirrels.Users enter free textType an Answer30s