Some responses to comments by Sherley in FISHERIES/2014/MAR/SWG-PEL/ICTT/13

Responses to some of the arguments offered ICTT/13 are presented as they are considered problematic. Aside from ICTT/13 evidencing some technical issues which are elaborated upon, the document indicates a failure to understand the purpose of the island closure feasibility study; this is to estimate...

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Main Author: Doug Butterworth
Format: Text
Language:unknown
Published: 2023
Subjects:
Biological mathematics
Applied statistics
Biostatistics
South African penguin
island closure feasibility study
penguin reproductive success
experiment length estimation
feasibility study Objectives
Penguin Island
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.25375/uct.23611890.v1
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Summary:Responses to some of the arguments offered ICTT/13 are presented as they are considered problematic. Aside from ICTT/13 evidencing some technical issues which are elaborated upon, the document indicates a failure to understand the purpose of the island closure feasibility study; this is to estimate how long any closure experiment would need to continue to obtain statistically significant results for the impact of catches on penguin reproductive success.

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