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Lindoln Index
The Lincoln Index is a mathematical formula used to estimate the size of a population based on a capture-mark-release-recapture method.
Percentage frequency
Percentage frequency measures how often a species appears in the sampled quadrats.
Population density
Population distribution describes the uneven spread of people across the Earth’s surface. This pattern is shaped by a combination of physical factors (such as climate, water availability, and topography) and human factors (including economic opportunities, infrastructure, and political stability).
Random sampling
A method where each individual in the population has an equal and independent chance of being selected for the sample.
Species abundance
Abundance refers to the total number of individuals of a species within a quadrat.
Systematic sampling
A method where a random starting point is chosen, and then every k-th element is selected from a list until the desired sample size is reached.