Comparison of accuracy, precision, and sensitivity in elemental assays of fish otoliths using the electron microprobe, proton-induced X-ray emission, and laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry
Steven E. Campana(Fisheries and Oceans Canada), John L. Campbell(Northern Research Station), David H. Secor(University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science), Hélène de Pontual(Ifremer), Philip M. Piccoli(University of Maryland, College Park), H. Troadec, Detlef Günther(ETH Zurich), Ronald E. Thresher(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Simon E. Jackson(Natural Resources Canada), Cynthia M. Jones(Dominion (United States)), W.J. Teesdale(University of Guelph), M. Tubrett(Memorial University of Newfoundland), H.P. Longerich(Memorial University of Newfoundland), Kenneth P. Severin(University of Alaska Fairbanks), J. M. Kalish(Australian National University), S.H. Sie(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Simon R. Thorrold(Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution), N. M. Halden(University of Manitoba), Jacques Panfili(Marine Biodiversity Exploitation and Conservation)
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