Stereological sampling regimes, in particular volume and number estimation, often require systematic uniformly random sections throughout a specimen. A method has been developed to increase the efficiency of preparing fish larvae for sectioning prior to histological or stereological analysis. Embedding a group of larvae in a resin block using this technique greatly reduces the quantity of sections produced and allows easy assessment of sample groups. Saving time in this way therefore makes stereology a more viable research tool.
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