Comparison Between Trophic Positions in the Barents Sea Estimated From Stable Isotope Data and a Mass Balance Model

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New publication! Trophic levels from stable isotopes and mass balance model in a marine food web by Torstein Pedersen @UiTNorgesarktis #nansenlegacyresearch

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New paper on #trophic positions from #Ecopath #food-web model and #stable #isotopes in the #Barents Sea https://t.co/Vq9JLaUSV0

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