STRATIFYING DRIFT SAMPLER
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https://doi.org/10.33910/1999-4079-2012-4-1-3-8Keywords:
invertebrates, sampling procedure, stream drift, ice, vertical distributionAbstract
A new drift sampler construction and a procedure for its usage on stream sites with depth up to 0.6 m all year, and at deeper sites during the ice-cover period have been described. This device gives an opportunity to collect samples separately from distinct layers of water column, which is important for study of vertical distribution in drift.
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