The lack of standardization of plankton sampling equipment in present-day biological oceanography reflects the inherent problems involved in quantitative studies of organisms so diverse in size and structure as plankton. An investi-gator's choice of a suitable sampler necessarily depends upon such factors a
It is now generally accepted that all depths of the ocean are inhabited (Murray and Hjort, 1912, Cha...
The Continuous Plankton Recorder (CPR) began its first routine deployment to collect plankton sample...
Abstract. A new self-contained Horizontal Plankton Sampler (HOPLASA) collects near-reef plank-ton th...
The existence of a plankton sampler which is capable of filtering a reasonably large volume of water...
Water microbiological and physicochemical characterizations at various depths of aquatic ecosystems ...
In recent years interest has increased concerning the accuracy with which collections made with plan...
Standard plankton net is the most commonly used apparatus for collection of plankton (IOE- Standard...
Only two methods of estimating the quantity of plankton obtained in a haul of the vertical net are k...
Those of you who follow my posts will know that plankton comprise many organisms of different sizes,...
Understanding the processes controlling the distribution and abundance of zooplankton has been a pri...
To ensure an optimal continuation of a long time series of zooplankton monitoring surveys, two types...
Pollution is one of the main anthropogenic threats to marine ecosystems. Studies analysing the accum...
In this paper we review the technologies available to make globally quantitative observations of par...
The precision and cost of biological sampling in the ocean are jointly determined by the degree to w...
In this paper we review on the technologies available to make globally quantitative observations of ...
It is now generally accepted that all depths of the ocean are inhabited (Murray and Hjort, 1912, Cha...
The Continuous Plankton Recorder (CPR) began its first routine deployment to collect plankton sample...
Abstract. A new self-contained Horizontal Plankton Sampler (HOPLASA) collects near-reef plank-ton th...
The existence of a plankton sampler which is capable of filtering a reasonably large volume of water...
Water microbiological and physicochemical characterizations at various depths of aquatic ecosystems ...
In recent years interest has increased concerning the accuracy with which collections made with plan...
Standard plankton net is the most commonly used apparatus for collection of plankton (IOE- Standard...
Only two methods of estimating the quantity of plankton obtained in a haul of the vertical net are k...
Those of you who follow my posts will know that plankton comprise many organisms of different sizes,...
Understanding the processes controlling the distribution and abundance of zooplankton has been a pri...
To ensure an optimal continuation of a long time series of zooplankton monitoring surveys, two types...
Pollution is one of the main anthropogenic threats to marine ecosystems. Studies analysing the accum...
In this paper we review the technologies available to make globally quantitative observations of par...
The precision and cost of biological sampling in the ocean are jointly determined by the degree to w...
In this paper we review on the technologies available to make globally quantitative observations of ...
It is now generally accepted that all depths of the ocean are inhabited (Murray and Hjort, 1912, Cha...
The Continuous Plankton Recorder (CPR) began its first routine deployment to collect plankton sample...
Abstract. A new self-contained Horizontal Plankton Sampler (HOPLASA) collects near-reef plank-ton th...
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