The effect of multiple-brooding on age rations of quails

Article Abstract:

The incidence of multiple-brooding in quail was once thought to be a rare occurrence but more recent research on northern bobwhites shows that double- and triple-brooding is more common than generally realised. An investigation into the contribution of multiple-breeding towards age ratios in quails using time-based and time-free models concludes that it makes little difference to relative production except where there is a higher than average probability of nest success.

Birds, Bird breeding, Eggs, Eggs (Biology), Incubation, Quails

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Deductive and inductive methods of accumulating reliable knowledge in wildlife science

Article Abstract:

A comparison of the deductive method like hypothetico-deductive (H-D) and inductive techniques of gathering reliable data in wildlife science is done and reported. It was inferred that both the H-D method and induction play a significant role in gathering dependable information in wildlife science.

United States, Science & research, Wildlife management, Hypothesis testing (Research method)

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A primer on interpreting regression models

Article Abstract:

The interpretation of multiple and linear sregression models is done by using examples from wildlife literature.The process helps maximum extraction of data from good sources.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Regression analysis, Data entry, Data collection, Wildlife

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