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Biomass and abundance of invertebrates collected on artificial substrates in the Great Lakes, 2013-2016

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2013-06-01
End Date
2016-08-30

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James H. Larson, Robert J. Kennedy, Mary A. Evans, and Sean W. Bailey, 20211108, Biomass and abundance of invertebrates collected on artificial substrates in the Great Lakes, 2013-2016: , https://doi.org/10.5066/P9QSRU0E.

Summary

In this dataset, we report on the biomass and abundance of invertebrates collected on artificial substrates in the Great Lakes from 2013-2016. Sampling effort was focused on the western basin of Lake Erie, but also includes some sampling from Green Bay (Lake Michigan), Grand Traverse Bay (Lake Michigan) and Saginaw Bay (Lake Huron). In 2015 and 2016, we increased the number of taxa that we quantified. Round Hester-Dendy samplers were used as artificial substrates. Substrates were deployed at sites where unionid mussels were also deployed in cages.

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2013_hd_glri_mass.csv 21.8 KB text/csv
2014_hd_glri_mass.csv 27.84 KB text/csv
2015_hd_glri_mass.csv 21.51 KB text/csv
2016_hd_glri_mass.csv 28.51 KB text/csv
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Purpose

The data were collected to monitor spatial and temporal variation in invertebrate community composition and productivity. The authors used the data to infer spatial variation in secondary production across the sampled spatial and temporal gradients.

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  • Upper Midwest Environmental Sciences Center (UMESC)

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