(PDF) Carbon and Nitrogen Content of Copepod Faecal

Carbon and Nitrogen Content of Copepod Faecal Pellets: Effect of Food Concentration and Feeding Behavior

Marine Ecology - Progress Series - Germany

doi 10.3354/meps036107

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Aquatic Science

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January 1, 1987

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Inter-Research Science Center

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