Using Acoustic Telemetry, Stable Isotope Mixing Models, and Diet Analysis to Determine the Relationship between Resource Contribution and Habitat Use of Juvenile Red Drum in a Louisiana Estuary - ProQuest

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Using Acoustic Telemetry, Stable Isotope Mixing Models, and Diet Analysis to Determine the Relationship between Resource Contribution and Habitat Use of Juvenile Red Drum in a Louisiana Estuary

Behringer, David. University of Louisiana at Lafayette ProQuest Dissertations Publishing, 2019. 22589035.