Using stable-isotope analysis as a technique for determining consumption of supplementary foods by individual birds.

Author(s): Robb, G.N., McDonald, R.A., Inger, R., Reynolds, S.J., Newton, J., McGill, R.A.R., Chamberlain, D.E., Harrison, T.J.E. & Bearhop, S.

Published: January 2011

Journal: Condor Volume: 113 ( part 3 )

Digital Identifier No. (DOI): 10.1525/cond.2011.090111

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