โ Scribed by Richard A. Farris; Daniel J. O'Leary
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This paper deals with a method of employing videomicroscopy in the study of meiofauna. The apparatus is inexpensive, easy to use, and offers a high degree of resolution. Accurate measurements of the specimen can be made directly from the video monitor screen. With the addition of a videocassette recorder, live footage can be recorded for analysis, correspondence, or as an aid in teaching.
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