Subsidies from anadromous sea lamprey (Petromyzon marinus) carcasses function as a reciprocal nutrient exchange between marine and freshwaters

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RT @ProfColinBean: Nice paper - a change from thinking about salmon for nutrient transport. @marinescotland @chris_harrod @fms_scotland Su…

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RT @ProfColinBean: Nice paper - a change from thinking about salmon for nutrient transport. @marinescotland @chris_harrod @fms_scotland Su…

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RT @ProfColinBean: Nice paper - a change from thinking about salmon for nutrient transport. @marinescotland @chris_harrod @fms_scotland Su…

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Nice paper - a change from thinking about salmon for nutrient transport. @marinescotland @chris_harrod @fms_scotland Subsidies from anadromous sea lamprey (P. marinus) carcasses function as a reciprocal nutrient exchange between marine and freshwaters htt

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