8 May 2026Open access
Computationally efficient Bayesian capture–mark–recapture models with transients, applied to survival of hand‐reared African PenguinsPublisher siteMethods in Ecology and Evolution, Census and Population Estimation
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Altwegg
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University of Cape Town
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