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A SIMPLE BUBBLER FOR SORTING BOTTOM FAUNA SAMPLES BY ELUTRIATION
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 31 May 2012
Abstract
A simple bubbler for separating insects and other macroinvertebrates from aquatic bottom samples by elutriation is described. The apparatus is simple in construction and use and separated all groups of aquatic organisms from stream bottom samples with about 99% overall efficiency.
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