Quantitative Methods in the Study of Interstitial Fauna

Quantitative Methods in the Study of Interstitial Fauna

Most work on interstitial microfauna has been done in the intertidal zone. More quantitative information on the subtidal is necessary. Some methods are proposed for sampling the undisturbed sea bottom by either ships or diving. For separation of the vagile interstitial fauna, especially ciliates and...

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Veröffentlicht in:Transactions of the American Microscopical Society 1968-04, Vol.87 (2), p.226-232
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Animals
Fauna
Gauze
Ice
Intertidal zones
Salinity
Sea water
Seas
Sediments
Some Papers Given at the DIZ-ASZ Symposium on Interstitial Fauna, AIBS, 1966
Specimens
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Specimens
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