Reading the biomineralized book of life: expanding otolith biogeochemical research and applications for fisheries and ecosystem-based management
Patrick Reis‐Santos(The University of Adelaide), Benjamin D. Walther(Unknown), Clive N. Trueman(University of Southampton), Yvette Heimbrand(Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences), Malte Willmes(Norwegian Institute for Nature Research), Lee J. Baumgartner(Charles Sturt University), Karin Hüssy(Technical University of Denmark), Patrick Charapata(Florida Aquarium), Susanne E. Tanner(University of Lisbon), Jessica A. Lueders‐Dumont(Smithsonian Institution), Christopher Izzo(Fisheries Research and Development Corporation), Rachel C. Johnson(NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service), Ming‐Tsung Chung(Aarhus University), Troy A. Rogers(South Australian Research and Development Institute), Allen H. Andrews(University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa), Karin E. Limburg, Stephen J. Trumble(Baylor University), Dion S. Oxman(Alaska Department of Fish and Game), Anna M. Sturrock(University of Essex), Deirdre Brophy(Technological University Dublin), Zoë A. Doubleday(University of South Australia), Bronwyn M. Gillanders(The University of Adelaide), Jason D. Thiem(Charles Sturt University)
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