Samuel Eddy
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The chief purposes of this paper are: (1) to present a general picture of the plankton of Lake Michigan (2) to determine the relative abundance of its constituent organisms, and (3) to incorporate and summarize the facts now known relating to the plankton of the Great Lakes.
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The chief purposes of this paper are: (1) to present a general picture of the plankton of Lake Michigan (2) to determine the relative abundance of its constituent organisms, and (3) to incorporate and summarize the facts now known relating to the plankton of the Great Lakes.
Key concepts: Plankton, Abundance (ecology), Relative species abundance, Environmental science, Ecology, Oceanography, Biology, Geology