Chapter 14 - Plankton

Biological Oceanography

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Identification of Plankton

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Identification of phytoplankton

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Identification of zooplankton

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Development of copepods (Sources for Fig. 14.3)

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Ecology and behavoiur of plankton

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• Kingsford MJ, Murdoch R (1998) Planktonic assemblages. In: Kingsford MJ, Battershill CN (eds.) Studying temperate marine environments: A handbook for ecologists. Canterbury University Press, Christchurch, New Zealand (pp 227-268)
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