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What is required in the quantitative analysis of plankton?
 

a. Both a count of the organisms and an estimate of the sampled volume of water
  b. Just a count of the organisms
  c. An estimate of the volume of sampled water
  d. Measurement of carbohydrates produced
  e. Measurement of the concentration of fixed carbon



Question 2

What are the units used to express primary production?
  a. pgC/m2/yr
  b. ngC/m2/yr
  c. gC/m2/yr
  d. mgC/m2/yr
  e. gC/m2/yr



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Reply #1 on: Aug 22, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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Zulu123

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