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Variance in isotopic signatures as a descriptor of tissue turnover and degree of omnivory

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Variance in isotopic signatures as a descriptor of tissue turnover and degree of omnivory (English)

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C. J. SWEETING

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S. JENNINGS

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N. V. C. POLUNIN

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October 2005

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Functional Ecology

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19

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5

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777-784

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