@Article{Jocque2005,
  author      = {Jocqu{\'e}, R. and Samu, F. and Bird, T.},
  title       = {Density of spiders (Araneae: Ctenidae) in Ivory Coast rainforests},
  journal     = {Journal of Zoology},
  year        = {2005},
  volume      = {266},
  pages       = {105--110},
  abstract    = {To monitor the biodiversity quality of rainforest fragments in the
	eastern region of the Ivory Coast, the density of at least one important
	invertebrate group needs to be determined. This has been possible
	for nocturnal hunting spiders from the family Ctenidae using a novel
	combination of sampling and census techniques. The reflective characteristics
	of the eyes of these spiders meant that individuals were readily
	located using headlamps. Collections were made along transects (total
	length 5.5 km), adopting a distance sampling protocol. Density was
	estimated using distance sampling models. More than 2600 ctenids
	(15 species) were captured and identified. Seven of these species
	were present in sufficient numbers for density assessment. The combined
	density of these seven most common species in degraded forest fragments
	(0.124 m -2) was only half that in less disturbed forest (0.240 m
	-2). Ctenidae are a promising candidate for future monitoring of
	invertebrate groups in the rainforest. © 2005 The Zoological Society
	of London.},
  address     = {National Museum of Namibia, P.O. Box 1203, Windhoek, Namibia},
  comment     = {Uses 1 sided transects, and it's not clear that they accounted for
	it
	
	Obtains density estimates wich are not proportional to number of observations,
	even though the detection function is said to be the same ????
	
	Does not collect distances to uncaptured animals (which was stupid
	really... around only 80% g(0))},
  file        = {Jocqueetal2005.pdf:Jocqueetal2005.pdf:PDF},
  keywords    = {Ctenidae, Density, Ivory Coast, Rainforest, Spiders},
  owner       = {eric},
  subdatabase = {distance},
  timestamp   = {2006.11.05},
}

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