• LOCH NESS INFORMATION PROVIDED IN RECOMMENDED READING ORDER
• INTRODUCTION
• Familiarisation
• Climate
• Prehistory
• Eye Witnesses
• Surface Photographs
• Surface Film and Video
• Sonar
• Underwater Photographs
• Expeditions
• Personalities
• Anecdotes
• Fish and Other Vertebrates
• Folklore
• Invertebrates
• 156 Miscellaneous Facts
• Natural History
• Nessie Cake Recipe
• Nessie Hunt Board Game
• Other Monster Lochs and Lakes
• Nessie Candidates

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There are a large number of invertebrates in Loch Ness as it is these which make up the bulk of the loch's plankton. Grateful thanks to Adrian Shine and the Loch Ness Project for the material provided on this page.

1. Copepod

2. Cyclops

3. Daphnia

4. Midge Larvae

5. Nematode Worms

6. Pea Mussels

1. Copepod

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2. Cyclops

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3. Daphnia

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4. Midge Larvae

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5. Nematode Worms

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6. Pea Mussels

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