Figure 37

Figure 37. Falconetti and Vaissiere turning net devised by Raymond Vaissiere and Claude Falconetti of the University of Nice in 1972. Top: the equipment. Bottom: in operating position. This net was designed to capture plankton and the larvae of benthic species at a small distance off the bottom. It was able to stay under water for prolonged periods and easy to use.

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Author: Top: Y. Berard. Bottom: R. Vaissiere/Oceanographic Museum of Monaco/ NOAA

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