Metabolic fractionation of stable carbon isotopes: implications of different proximate compositions for studies of the aquatic food webs using δ13C data
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Summary
In two laboratory experiments using tilapia and common carp, a significant negative correlation was found between lipid content in the carcass dry matter and δ13C of total dry matter, but there was no influence on the δ 13C of fat-free dry matter or lipids.
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- article
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- 1998-07-01
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- 236
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Keywords
Biology, Dry matter, δ13C, Cyprinus, Trophic level
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