Meiofauna Of The Atlantic ShoresBermuda Project
Materials &
Methods
Observations &
Results
Discussion
Nahant,Gloucester Project
Materials &
Methods
Observations &
Results
Discussion
Meiofauna Movies
Ecology Of Alantic Shores Class Homepage
References(Works Cited)
Acknowledgements:
This research was supported by Clark University, and the Class Ecology of Atlantic Shores. I really enjoyed this class, and the experiences it gave me. Thank you to the professors and the members of my class for everything. As well as a special thanks to Thomas of the BIOS station in Bermuda for help with the extraction of meiofauna, my father for scuba diving with me to obtain the samples, and Jane Wilkonson, Associate Director Genome Sequencing Platform at the Broad Institute for letting me use her dry suit.
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Peter Funch, Niels-Erik Kirstein Nielsen, Sabine Graf, Fenina Buttler, MARINE MEIOFAUNA, Feltkursus i videregċende zoologi pċ molslaboratoriet august 2002, p.3-5
Hulings, N.C & J.S Gray. 1971. A manual for the study of meiofauna. Smithson Contrib. 2001. 78 :1-83 (From the book:) Wolfgang Sterrer, Marine Fauna & Flora of Bermuda A Systematic Guide to the Identification of Marine Organisms (c) 1986 by John Wiley and Sons Inc. USA
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