Stable isotope evidence of anthropocene disruption in African softshell turtle foraging
Willemien de Kock(University of Groningen), Oguz Turkozan(Adnan Menderes University), Max Ramsøe(University of Copenhagen), Michelle Alexander(University of York), Alberto J. Taurozzi(University of Copenhagen), Ronald van Bommel(Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research), Matthew Collins(University of Copenhagen), Marcel T. J. van der Meer(Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research), Per J. Palsbøll(University of Groningen), Morten E. Allentoft(University of Copenhagen), Matthew von Tersch(University of York)
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