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Antranik Kajajian, Jason J. Schaffler & Cynthia M. Jones. (2014) Lack of equivalence in the elemental and stable isotope chemistry within the sagittal otolith pair of the summer flounder, Paralichthys dentatus. ICES Journal of Marine Science 71:2, pages 356-364.
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John M. Zeigler & Gregory W. Whitledge. (2010) Otolith trace element and stable isotopic compositions differentiate fishes from the Middle Mississippi River, its tributaries, and floodplain lakes. Hydrobiologia 661:1, pages 289-302.
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John M. Zeigler & Gregory W. Whitledge. (2009) Assessment of otolith chemistry for identifying source environment of fishes in the lower Illinois River, Illinois. Hydrobiologia 638:1, pages 109-119.
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