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Lower Keys marsh rabbit (a.k.a. LKMR) … and its place near the sea ...

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Occupancy model<br />

• <strong>LKMR</strong> is not unique in <strong>the</strong> sense that ~25%<br />

of all <strong>rabbit</strong>s, hares, <strong>and</strong> pikas are threatened<br />

with extinction (<strong>and</strong> more declining, “of<br />

course”) [see Smith 2008].<br />

• The study design <strong>and</strong> analytical approach<br />

used here can allow for quantification of<br />

detection probability when estimating<br />

distribution or occupancy, <strong>and</strong> may be<br />

appropriate for many lagomorphs <strong>and</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r<br />

cryptic species inhabiting diverse or dynamic<br />

habitats.<br />

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