Capture-mark-recapture has been applied in plants in order to account for similar problems to the ones faced here [ 4- 6].
Capture-recapture has been used to estimate completeness of ascertainment of childhood cancers in New Zealand for the diagnosis period 1990 1993 (Dockerty et al, 1997) and of childhood acute leukaemia in three cities in Brazil during 2001 (Azevedo-Silva et al, 2009).
Despite releasing about 250, 000 juveniles, recaptures have been scarce and up to now there is no evidence of natural reproduction in the Po river and its tributaries [12].
The Riverfront Recapture Project has been working to reconnect the downtown to the water by creating a network of public recreation facilities.
"We're trying to come up with the feeling of time travel," he said, "to recapture what has been lost and update it with a big splash of paint".
Digital metaphors will reconnect to their original physical sources as a way to recapture what has been lost in translation.
Whilst Culicoides have been successfully tagged and recaptured, this has been attempted only for short vegetative flights, and even in these studies the recapture rates were very low (<0.5-2.1%) [ 1, 20].
The photographic capture-recapture method has been widely used for decades to monitor tigers, Panthera tigris, however the application of this method in the Sundarbans tiger landscape is challenging due to logistical difficulties.
Coexistence of hantaviruses in 2 rodent species at mark-recapture sites has been observed (11 – 13 ).
Since then, a continuous capture-mark-recapture study has been conducted on a regular basis.
