biology - 2.1b - sampling wild organisms Flashcards

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How should sampling be carried out?

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In a manner that minimises impact on wild species and habitats.

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What must consideration be given to?

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Rare and vulnerable species and habitats that are protected by legislation.

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What must the chosen technique, point count, transect or remote detection be appropriate to?

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The species being sampled.

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What does a point count involve?

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The observer recording
all individuals seen from a fixed point count location.

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What can the observer recording individuals seen from a fixed point count location be compared to?

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Other point count locations or with data from the location gathered at other times.

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What are quadrats, of suitable size and shape, or transects used for?

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Plants and other sessile or slow-moving organisms.

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What are capture techniques, such as traps and nets used for?

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Mobile species.

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How can elusive species be sampled?

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Directly using camera traps or an indirect method, such as scat sampling.

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