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On measurement of filtration rate in bivalves-the stony road to reliable data: review and interpretation
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This review deals with the measurement of filtration rates in suspension feeding bivalves.Currently used methods are described, and some reliable filtration rate data obtained under optimal laboratory conditions are presented.The different methods have often caused troubles, and a number of problems and shortcomings are brought to light.The conflicting data on filtration rates seem partly to be due to the incorrect use of methods, and partly to be caused by differences in experimental conditions.
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“The total algal cell density before and after feeding was used to calculate clearance rates according to the equation: CR = (V/t) ln(C0/Ct), where CR = clearance rate, V = vessel volume, t = time, C0 = initial cell concentration, and Ct = cell concentration after time t (Riisgård, 2001).”
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- Riisgård, H.
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- Marine Ecology Progress Series
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- Inter-Research Science Center
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- 2001
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- 211
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- 275-291
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- 0171-8630 (ISSN-L)
- 1616-1599
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- W2006715309
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- 366
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- 11.54
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- en
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