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Exercises 11 and 12 refer to Chapman's correction. Chapman's correction is a small tweak on the formula used in the capture-recapture method. Using the same three input variables
Use Chapman’s correction to estimate the population of Maui’s dolphins described in Exercise 10. Compare the two answers.
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