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Unitary organism

Predictable growth


Fixed number of parts


Integrated


Eg vertebrate

Vertebrates

Modular organism

Variable number of repeating modules


Branched


Modules are physiologically independent


Eg plants, corals

Modules

Count animals

Capture->count mark release->recapture

#recaptured/#marked = total # recapture/Pop size (N)

Mark recapture assumption

Pop is closed no migration or emigration


No birth or death between sample


No tags lost


Individual captured at random

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