Trend estimation calculated from seven nadirs defining six unique periods of complete population oscillation
By Western Ecological Research Center (WERC)
January 2024 (approx.)
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Trend estimation calculated from seven nadirs defining six unique periods of complete population oscillation. Purple lines indicate periods of erroneous inference about population trend. Green lines indicate nadir-to-nadir inference and more accurate trend estimation.
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