The fundamentals of the SABAP2 protocol

Les G Underhill

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The fundamentals of the SABAP2 protocol

Les G Underhill

Abstract

This essay sets out to explain the motivation that underpins the protocol used by SABAP2, the Second Southern African Bird Atlas Project. Used in this sense, the term protocol means a set of instructions to collect data.

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2016-08-02

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Vol 7 (2016)

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