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How can students in the photograph use the net to sample the invertebrates in the river.
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How can students in the photograph use the net to sample the invertebrates in the river.
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With the camera any doubts
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Kick sampling is a popular and widely used method for collecting invertebrates from the stream or riverbed. It entails securing a net in the flow direction, with the open net mouth facing upstream.
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