The CPR survey has collected >1 million samples in the North Sea/North Atlantic since 1931, analyzing each one for ~500 taxa of plankton.

Published January 12, 2012 at 1753 × 1241 in Plankton and Policy
Figure 2: The CPR survey has collected >1 million samples in the North Sea/North Atlantic since 1931, analyzing each one for ~500 taxa of plankton. Sister surveys now operate in other ocean basins, making the CPR survey a near-global marine monitoring program.

Figure 2: The CPR survey has collected >1 million samples in the North Sea/North Atlantic since 1931, analyzing each one for ~500 taxa of plankton. Sister surveys now operate in other ocean basins, making the CPR survey a near-global marine monitoring program.

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