Foraging ecology of the common dolphin Delphinus delphis revealed by stable isotope analysis

KJ Peters(Flinders University), Karen A. Stockin(Massey University), Emma L. Betty(Massey University), Guido J. Parra(Flinders University), Gabriela Tezanos‐Pinto(University of Auckland), SJ Bury(National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research)

Marine Ecology Progress Series

September 14, 2020

10.3354/meps13482

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