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Estimating deaths in an animal herd

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Gani, Joseph
Swift, R.J.

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Applied Probability Trust

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In a recent paper, Huso (2011) estimated the number of deaths in a wildlife population by the count of animal carcasses left on the ground. We present some simple models, both deterministic and stochastic, for such a population. The results obtained will

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The Mathematical Scientist

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