The use of radioactive isotopes to measure the transfer of materials in aquatic food chains
作者： V. Francis , R. J. Conover
DOI: 10.1007/BF00347789
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摘要: Radioisotopes have been misused extensively by ecologists in transfer studies within food chains. Unless it is known that no recycling of isotope has occurred during the experiment …
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