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142<br />
Bé, A.W.H. (1962). Quantitative multiple opening-and-closing plankton samplers. Deep-Sea<br />
Research, 9, 144–151.<br />
Beers, J.R., Stewart, J.L. & Strickland, J.D. (1967). A pumping system for sampling small<br />
plankton. Journal of Fisheries Research Board of Canada, 24: 1811-1818.<br />
Boltovskoy, D. (1981). Atlas <strong>de</strong>l zooplancton <strong>de</strong>l Atlántico Su<strong>do</strong>cci<strong>de</strong>ntal y méto<strong>do</strong>s <strong>de</strong> trabajo<br />
com el zooplancton marino. Publicação especial <strong>de</strong> INIDEP. 936pp<br />
Bossanyi, J. (1951). An apparatus for the collection of plankton in the immediate vicinity of the<br />
sea-bottom. Journal of the Marine Biological Society, 30, 265–270.<br />
Brown, D.M., & Cheng, L. (1981). New net for sampling the ocean surface. Marine Ecology<br />
Progress Series, 5, 225–227.<br />
Bruce, R.H. & Aiken, J. (1975). The undulating oceanographic recor<strong>de</strong>r - A new instrument<br />
system for sampling plankton and recording physical variables in the euphotic zone from a<br />
ship un<strong>de</strong>rway. Marine Biology, 32, 85-97.<br />
Checkley, D.M.Jr, Ortner, P.B., Settle, L.R., & Cummings, S.R. (1997). A continuous, un<strong>de</strong>rway<br />
fish egg sampler. Fisheries Oceanography, 6, 58–73.<br />
Clarke, G.L., & Bumpus, D.F. (1950). The plankton sampler — an instrument for quantitative<br />
plankton investigations. Special Publication of the American Society of Limnology and<br />
Oceanography, 5, 1–8.<br />
Clarke, M. (1969). A new midwater trawl for sampling discrete <strong>de</strong>pth horizons. Journal of the<br />
Marine Biological Association of the United King<strong>do</strong>m, 49, 945–960.<br />
Currie, R.I. (1963). The Indian Ocean standard net. Deep-Sea Research, 10, 27–32.<br />
Dunn, J., Hall, C.D., Heath, M.R., Mitchell, R.B., & Ritchie, B.J. (1993a). ARIES-a system for<br />
concurrent physical, biological, and chemical sampling at sea. Deep-Sea Research I, 40,<br />
867–878.<br />
Dunn, J., Mitchell, R.B., Urquhart, G.G., & Ritchie, B.J. (1993b). LOCHNESS - a new multi-net<br />
midwater sampler. ICES Journal of Marine Science, 50, 203–212.<br />
Dussart, B.H. (1965). Les différentes catégories <strong>de</strong> plâncton. Hydrobiologia, 26, 72-74.<br />
Fraser, J.H. (1966). Zooplankton sampling. Nature, Lon<strong>do</strong>n, 211, 915–916.<br />
Gehringer, J.W. (1952). High-speed plankton samplers: An all-metal plankton sampler (mo<strong>de</strong>l<br />
Gulf III). United States Fish and Wildlife Service Special Scientific Report Fisheries, 88, 7–<br />
12.<br />
Glover, R.S. (1953). The Hardy plankton indicator and sampler: a <strong>de</strong>scription of the various<br />
mo<strong>de</strong>ls in use. Bulletin Marine Ecology, 4, 7–20.<br />
Hardy, A.C. (1926). A new method of plankton research. Nature, Lon<strong>do</strong>n, 118, 630-632.<br />
Hutchinson (1967). A Treatise on Limnology. Introduction to Lake Biology and the<br />
Limnoplankton, vol. II. New York:<br />
Isaacs, J.D. & Kidd, L.W. (1953). Isaacs-Kidd midwarter trawl. Final Report. Scripps Institute of<br />
Oceanography. Ref. 53-3. (Oceanographic equipament n° 1). 1-18.<br />
Jossi, J.W. (1966). The ICIRTA one-meter plankton net: <strong>de</strong>scription and evaluation. Limnology<br />
and Oceanography, 11, 640–642.<br />
Kofoid, C.A. (1911). On a self-closing plankton net for horizontal towing. University of California<br />
Publications in Zoology, 8, 312–340.