A Review of Estimating Animal Abundance II Page 1 International Statistical Review (1992), 60,
2, pp. 129-166. Printed in Great Britain ? International Statistical Institute A Review of Estimating …

Live-trapping capture–recapture studies of animal populations with fixed trap locations
inevitably have a spatial component: animals close to traps are more likely to be caught than …

This second edition of Models for Repeated Measurements has been comprehensively
revised and updated, taking into account the huge amount of research that has been carried …

This article introduces Rcapture, an R package for capture-recapture experiments. The data
for analysis consists of the frequencies of the observable capture histories over the t capture …

An important first step in studying the demography of wild animals is to identify the animals
uniquely through applying markings, such as rings, tags, and bands. Once the animals are …

The multinomial–Poisson (MP) transformation simplifies maximum likelihood estimation in a
wide variety of models for multinomial data. On the basis of specialized derivations …

A central assumption in the standard capture-recapture approach to the estimation of the
size of a closed population is the homogeneity of the “capture” probabilities. In this article we …

We present a modern perspective of the conditional likelihood approach to the analysis of
capture‐recapture experiments, which shows the conditional likelihood to be a member of …

The authors review log‐linear models for estimating the size of a closed population and
propose a new log‐linear estimator for experiments having between animal heterogeneity …

A unified approach to maximum likelihood inference for a broad, new class of contingency
table models is presented. The model class comprises multinomial-Poisson homogeneous …