1991
DOI: 10.1002/aheh.19910190104
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Determination of the Ciliates' Individual Mass by the Improved “Volumes Ratio” Method

Abstract: Summary:The main methods of estimating the mean volume of ciliates are given:-cell-shape comparison to a simple geometrical figure, -direct determination, -models method.The last is more precise and its simplified variant allows us to computerize the procedure of calciilation the mean cell volume (mass).Correct estiniatibn of biomass, production and destruction of organic matter by hydrobionts are an extremely important problem in Hydrobiology. It depends on the precision of the determination of the individual… Show more

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“…Comparing the indirect method 1 (modified from) 47 with 2, both require estimation of body thickness and yielded similar results. Both approaches are time- and cost-effective and easy to apply in most situations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 80%
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“…Comparing the indirect method 1 (modified from) 47 with 2, both require estimation of body thickness and yielded similar results. Both approaches are time- and cost-effective and easy to apply in most situations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…In particular, our method for estimating biomass from images seems more time- and cost-effective than previous approaches, catering for the growing need of obtaining reliable estimates of invertebrate biomass 48 . We validated the shaping methodology originally described for unicellular ciliates 47 to be generally applied to small invertebrates. This clay shaping-based method may be particularly valuable for organisms with complex morphology, although with the cost of time and skills investment, that may render this approach only useful for model species.…”
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