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Using otolith organic matter to detect diet shifts in Bardiella chrysoura, during a period of environmental changes
C. Sirot, P. Grønkjær, J. Brøgger Pedersen, J. Panfili, M. Zetina-Rejon, A. Tripp-Valdez, J. Ramos-Miranda, D. Flores-Hernandez, A. Sosa-Lopez, A. M. Darnaude
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