Environmental Sciences, asked by sonamkumari7167, 11 months ago

Discuss on various population assessment techniques with reference to birds and mammals.

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Answered by parijpatel
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1 Sara's crane is one bird that can't fly as they one of the endangered species.

2 vuluture is know as huting bird because it feed on dead bodies so it clean the nature but unfortunately there's number also decrease.

3 bustard is also endangered species


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Field techniques refer to the standardized methods employed to select, count, measure, capture, mark, and observe individuals sampled from the target population for the purpose of collecting data required to achieve study objectives. The term also includes methods used to collect voucher specimens, tissue samples, and habitat data. The choice of field techniques to use for a particular species or population is influenced by five major factors:

Data needed to achieve inventory and monitoring objectives

Spatial extent and duration of the project

Life history and population characteristics

Terrain and vegetation in the study area

Budget constraints

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