Chase, C.L.2010-02-152010-02-151977http://hdl.handle.net/1969.3/23976230 p., ThesisStudies were implemented during June 1974 - September 1975 to investigate the survival of organisms entrained into the P.H. Robinson Generating Station and associated supplemental cooling towers, located on Galveston Bay, Texas. The survey primarily analyzed survival of zooplankton through the plant system; however, the survival of fish eggs and larvae captured coincidentally with holoplankton and meroplankton was also examined. A total of 390 zooplankton samples was taken - 230 adjacent to the power plant, 160 in the vicinity of the cooling towers, and 28 as part of a diel study conducted adjacent to the power plant. Separate collections were made to obtain macrozooplankton for a heat shock study.power plantscooling watercooling pondsplanktonzooplanktontemperature variationsmarine fishjuvenilesBook