The Ichthyoplankton Recorder is a high-speed underwater video system integrated into a modified unencased Gulf III sampler and designed for recording small-scale distribution of fish larvae and their prey organisms. The instrument is described and test results from a cruise to the English Channel in January 1994 are reported including a comparison with two other sampling gear, a “Nackthai” and a “Messhai”, employed for fish larvae surveys.
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