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Appendix F: Rare-Event Species: Inverse Sampling
Pages 199-202

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... developed 4.5) developed the the In sampling inverse a fisheries inverse sampling context, methodmethodfish to that are members of estimate the proportion a so-called to estimate "rare-event" of individuals the proportion with fish species of aindividuals could rare characteristic with a rarebe considered in characteristic members of a a population.inIna apopulation.
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... $') 200 unfortu which, RECREATIONAL FISHERIES WITH ANNUAL CATCH LIMITS which, unfortunately, nately, dependsdepend on thes unknown on the unknow valuenofvalue p.
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... to the case of multiple types of rare The eventformulas abovethe species within cansame be generalized (Haldane, population (e.g., 1945) multiple typestoofthe rarecase of multiple Grouper typesspecies or Snapper of rare-event species within the same population (e.g., within a Grouper-Snapper complex)
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Key Terms

  • inverse sampling
  • infinite series
  • species fish
  • fish species
  • common species

  • sample unit
  • sample elements
  • percent standard
  • collect elements
  • cluster sampling

  • standard error
  • upper limit
  • rare species
  • population exploited
  • fish population

  • rare fish
  • multiple types
  • population fish
  • species species
  • methodology methodology

  • mrip data
  • snapper species
  • series expansion
  • recreational fisheries
  • true proportionp

  • annual catch
  • statistical association
  • species caught
  • sampling method
  • considered sample


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