Trophic connections in Lake Superior Part I: The offshore fish community

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@DrKatfish @SolomonRDavid @DrFishSG @UWiscSeaGrant @WildlifeBioGal @ReelAngle @ericrsails @greatlakescisco @CurtKarboski Mysis diluviana a major diet item for C. kiyi in L Superior ≥ 96% by mass. See Gamble et al JGLR https://t.co/HTe2SsvIAa https://t.co/G

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