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Why a tagged fish is more than just a fish with a tag: How archival tags can validate otolith δ18O values as an effective natural tag for shelf-scale geolocation
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19/09/2017 11:17
End Time
19/09/2017 11:30
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Plenary Ballroom ABCD
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Oral
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575
Link to Abstract:Abstract Title
Why a tagged fish is more than just a fish with a tag: How archival tags can validate otolith δ18O values as an effective natural tag for shelf-scale geolocation (WITHDRAWN)
Link to Abstract:First Author
Audrey Darnaude
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575
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D
Theme session:Title
From iconic to overlooked species: How (electronic) tags improve our understanding of marine ecosystems and their inhabitants
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D
Theme session:Convenors name
Matthias Schaber (Germany) Derke Snodgrass (USA)
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