Understanding ontogenetic and temporal variability of Eastern Baltic cod diet using a multispecies model and stomach data
Authors:
- Nataliia KulatskaNKNataliia Kulatska
- Stefan NeuenfeldtSNStefan Neuenfeldt
- Ulrika BeierUBUlrika Beier
- Bjarki Þór ElvarssonBEBjarki Þór Elvarsson
- Håkan WennhageHWHåkan Wennhage
- Gunnar StefanssonGSGunnar Stefansson
- Valerio BartolinoVBValerio Bartolino
- 1 March 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Fisheries Research
- Vol. 211, 338-349
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Seventh Framework Programme (321553, 613571)
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