Comparison of the Cartesian diver technique and the polarographic method, an open system, for measuring the respiratory rates in three marine copepods

Comparison of the Cartesian diver technique and the polarographic method, an open system, for measuring the respiratory rates in three marine copepods

by Göran Gyllenberg

Book 60 of Commentationes biologicae

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