Chemical signatures in fin spine edge of Atlantic bluefin tuna (Thunnus thynnus) can serve as habitat markers of geographically distinct marine environments

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Abstract: Chemical fingerprints in otoliths are commonly used as natural habitat markers in fishes. Alternativ

Palabras claves:

Atlantic bluefin tuna, Fin spine, Habitat markers, Isotopes, Trace elements

Autores:

Arrizabalaga H., Artetxe-Arrate I., Bidegain G., Claverie F., Fraile I., José Luis Varela, Luque P.L., Medina A., Murua H., Pécheyran C., Sakai S.

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