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Our findings indicate that mathematical normalization is sufficient to account for bias in δ(13) C values associated with lipid content in fish tissues when C:N ratios are above 3.5. C:N ratios below 3.5 indicate that tissues have insufficient levels of lipid to bias the δ(13) C values. Generally, these findings support the use of more timely and cost-effective processing and analysis methods in future aquatic food-web studies utilizing SIA. Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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Megan M. Skinner
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Amy A. Martin
Okanagan College
Barry Moore
Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry
Washington State University
Okanagan College
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