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Using adaptive management, two scientists evaluated alternative larval lamprey assessment methods and improved the Great Lakes Sea Lamprey management program.
an experiment to compare sea lamprey assessment methods in the great lakes
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quantitative assessment sampling (qas) estimates the absolute abundance of larval lamprey
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rapid assessment (ra) sampling estimates the relative abundance of larval lamprey
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using adaptive management to compare larval lamprey assessment methods
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the rapid assessment method was cheaper
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