J. Andrew Royle <br/><br/>
Hierarchical Modeling and Inference in Ecology / 

 -  Elsevier,  2008. 
<br/><br/>1 - CONCEPTUAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN ECOLOGY AND STATISTICS<br/>Pages 1-26<br/><br/>2 - ESSENTIALS OF STATISTICAL INFERENCE<br/>Pages 27-82<br/><br/>3 - MODELING OCCUPANCY AND OCCURRENCE PROBABILITY<br/>Pages 83-125<br/><br/>4 - OCCUPANCY AND ABUNDANCE<br/>Pages 127-157<br/><br/>5 - INFERENCE IN CLOSED POPULATIONS<br/>Pages 159-190<br/><br/>6 - MODELS WITH INDIVIDUAL EFFECTS<br/>Pages 191-224<br/><br/>7 - SPATIAL CAPTURE–RECAPTURE MODELS<br/>Pages 225-265<br/><br/>8 - METAPOPULATION MODELS OF ABUNDANCE<br/>Pages 267-295<br/><br/>9 - OCCUPANCY DYNAMICS<br/>Pages 297-324<br/><br/>10 - MODELING POPULATION DYNAMICS<br/>Pages 325-345<br/><br/>11 - MODELING SURVIVAL<br/>Pages 347-377<br/><br/>12 - MODELS OF COMMUNITY COMPOSITION AND DYNAMICS<br/>Pages 379-400<br/><br/>13 - LOOKING BACK AND AHEAD<br/>Pages 401-415<br/><br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780123740977