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A. Mist Netting
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B. Point Count Method
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C. Line Transect Method
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D. Camera Trapping
Explanation
The Line Transect Method is a survey technique where an observer follows a fixed pathway (transect) and records bird sightings along the way.
This method is useful for estimating bird populations, species distribution, and habitat preferences.
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A. Thermal radio
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B. GPS collar
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C. Dip net
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D. Radio telemetry
Explanation
Radio telemetry is commonly used to track amphibians
But can only be used on relatively large individuals.
Harmonic direction finding can be used to track smaller animals, but its effectiveness has not been fully evaluated.
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A. Works equally well in all habitats
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B. Requires no specialized equipment
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C. Ineffective for nocturnal species
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D. Highly accurate for all species
Explanation
Direct observation methods for tracking mammals have limitations, especially for nocturnal species.
Since these animals are active at night, low visibility makes it difficult to observe them directly.
Additionally, dense habitats and shy behavior further reduce the effectiveness of this method.
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