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Looking for a needle in a haystack – searching for hawkweeds
I’m in Falls Creek at the moment, with about 15 people from QAEG and other parts of Melbourne Uni. Cindy Hauser is running an experiment to detect hawkweeds, a major threat to the biodiversity in the Victorian Alps. How would … Continue reading
Posted in Detectability, Ecological models, New research, Probability and Bayesian analysis
Tagged alpine, detectability, models
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