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Methods
The methods followed in the creation of the dataset, including description of field, laboratory and processing steps, and quality control procedures
Current Methods
- Efforts were made to seek out and sample all littoral habitat types at each lake- silt-muck, sand, gravel-cobble-rock, organic detritus, logs and submergent and emergent vegetation. The littoral zone was sampled because it should yield the greatest number of species, the most valued fish food organisms, is less influenced by other natural limiting factors than the profundal zone, and was a zone common to all the lakes. - Past Methods (No longer in use)
 Started: 1994-04-01
 Ended: 1994-07-20- Sediments from Bourn and Branch Ponds were collected from deep areas of the lakes . Ekman Dredge. 
 Started: 1994-04-01
 Ended: 1994-07-20- Fall sampling using standardized kick-net sampling techniques with VT DEC field protocols. 
 - Dataset Fields- Detailed documentation of the fields comprising the dataset, including the type of measurement, units where applicable, and any controlled vocabularies or code lists present in the data 
 - Field Name - Caption - Description - Additional Information - date - date - date - DateTime Date/Time Format: DD/MM/YYYY - Lab Id - Lab Id - Lab Id - Nominal - Location - Location - Location - Nominal - PQL - PQL - PQL - Interval Units: - Result - Result - Result - Nominal - Symbol - Symbol - Symbol - Nominal - Test - Test - Test - Nominal - Units - Units - Units - Nominal - Sampling Equipment- Equipment and software used to collect data, including how that equipment was used. 
 - Past Sampling Equipment (No longer in use)- Ekman dredge
 Started: 1994-04-01
 Ended: 1994-07-20- Ekman dredge 
- Ekman dredge
 Started: 1994-04-01
 Ended: 1994-07-20- Ekman dredge 
 - Site Characteristics- The spatial extent of the dataset site coverage, and descriptions of the spatial extent and context for the data collection - Site DescriptionBourn and Branch Ponds 
 

 
     
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