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An ornithologist who specializes in cockatoos in Australia decides to estimate the cockatoo population in a certain region. To do so, he traps 54 cockatoos and marks them. After releasing the cockatoos and waiting a bit, he traps 290 cockatoos and observes that 29 of them are marked. To the nearest whole number, what is the best estimate for the cockatoo population?

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