Tuna tagging: an unique opportunity to investigate further research on trophic ecology, energy allocation and chemical bioaccumulation N Bodin1,3, V Lucas2, P Dewals3, M Adeline2,3, J Esparon2,3, C Vialard1, Emmanuel Cha - Fatty - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Tuna tagging: an unique opportunity to investigate further research on trophic ecology, energy allocation and chemical bioaccumulation N Bodin1,3, V Lucas2, P Dewals3, M Adeline2,3, J Esparon2,3, C Vialard1, Emmanuel Cha Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-09-02 02:48:06 Open Document File Size: 822,01 KB Share Result on Facebook City Toledo / / Country France / Seychelles / / IndustryTerm important tools / high-energy value / biological and chemical analyses / energy allocation / surgical tools / chemical bioaccumulation / energy source / chemicals / past food / energy / / MedicalCondition fatty liver / nutrition deficiency disease / infections / EFA deficiency / / Organization SFA / / ProgrammingLanguage J / C / / Technology DNA Chip / / SocialTag Medicine Fatty acids Lipids Omega-3 fatty acid Treatment of bipolar disorder Fat Tuna Triglyceride Polyunsaturated fat Fish

Tuna tagging: an unique opportunity to investigate further research on trophic ecology, energy allocation and chemical bioaccumulation N Bodin1,3, V Lucas2, P Dewals3, M Adeline2,3, J Esparon2,3, C Vialard1, Emmanuel ChaAdd to Reading List