Special Scientific Report--Wildlife 176
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The population indices for the combined hunting States in both the Central Unit and the United States did show a significant (p<0.01) increase. None of the indices for the other combined hunting States or combined nonhunting States were significantly different between these years. Although not designed to detect population changes within States, the survey showed sig- nificant increases in Alabama and Missouri. A significant decrease occurred in Virginia (Table 1) . The analyses of several factors associated with the Call-Count Survey revealed that in each management unit the 1972 survey was run under signif- icantly (p<0.05) warmer conditions than those of 1971 (Table 2). The survey was begun slightly earlier in 1972 than in 1971 in both the Eastern and Central Unit. No change in survey dates was evident in the Western Unit. Although the 1972 survey routes were run under conditions of higher disturb- ance, none of the changes was statistically significant. A study of the data from physiographic regions within management units revealed significant (p<0.05) increases from 1971 to 1972 in the East Gulf Coastal Plain (region 034) and the Nashville Basin (113) of the Eastern Unit (Fig.
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The population indices for the combined hunting States in both the Central Unit and the United States did show a significant (p<0.01) increase. None of the indices for the other combined hunting States or combined nonhunting States were significantly different between these years. Although not designed to detect population changes within States, the survey showed sig- nificant increases in Alabama and Missouri. A significant decrease occurred in Virginia (Table 1) . The analyses of several factors associated with the Call-Count Survey revealed that in each management unit the 1972 survey was run under signif- icantly (p<0.05) warmer conditions than those of 1971 (Table 2). The survey was begun slightly earlier in 1972 than in 1971 in both the Eastern and Central Unit. No change in survey dates was evident in the Western Unit. Although the 1972 survey routes were run under conditions of higher disturb- ance, none of the changes was statistically significant. A study of the data from physiographic regions within management units revealed significant (p<0.05) increases from 1971 to 1972 in the East Gulf Coastal Plain (region 034) and the Nashville Basin (113) of the Eastern Unit (Fig.
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