Quantitative sampling of freshwater shrimps : comparison of two electrofishing procedures in a Caribbean stream Fièvet, E. /Tito de Morais, Luis Tito de Morais, A. CREVETTE ECHANTILLONNAGE STRUCTURE DU PEUPLEMENT ABONDANCE METHODE D'ANALYSE Two electrofishing procedures (point abundance sampling and removal sampling) for estimating community structure and the abundance of freshwater shrimps (Decapoda : Natantia) were compared at five sites in the Grand-Carbet River, Guadeloupe, French West Indies, on the basis of species richness, species frequency and the length of caught individuals. Sampling was carried out using battery-powered portable electric fishing gear. Both point abundance sampling and removal procedures highlighted a steep longitudinal gradient related to the shrimp fauna and non consistent discrepancy was observed between the two procedures in the different sites. Thus, the choice of one of these two procedures will depend only on the study objective. The benefits and disadvantages of these two electrofishing procedures are concisely discussed. (Résumé d'auteur) 1996 text https://www.documentation.ird.fr/hor/fdi:010014963 fdi:010014963 Fièvet E., Tito de Morais Luis, Tito de Morais A.. Quantitative sampling of freshwater shrimps : comparison of two electrofishing procedures in a Caribbean stream. 1996, 138, 273-287 EN GUADELOUPE