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Enhancing Wildlife Density Estimation: A New Two-Parameter Detection Function for Line Transect Sampling
Accurate estimation of wildlife density is vital for effective ecological monitoring, conservation, and management. Line transect sampling, a central technique in distance sampling, relies on selecting an appropriate detection function to model the probability of detecting individuals as a function
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