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Stable-carbon-isotope ratios of river biota: Implications for energy flow in lotic food webs
J. C. Finlay
Ecology, Evolution and Behavior
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Agriculture & Biology
energy flow
100%
carbon isotopes
87%
food webs
82%
stable isotopes
77%
rivers
58%
carbon
48%
organisms
42%
energy
16%
dissolved carbon dioxide
14%
scrapers
13%
forest canopy
11%
detritus
11%
primary productivity
11%
organic matter
8%
algae
7%
canopy
7%
carbon dioxide
7%
summer
6%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
carbon isotope ratio
94%
energy flow
85%
food web
69%
biota
68%
stable isotope
63%
carbon
42%
river
36%
watershed
20%
transition
11%
forest canopy
10%
baseflow
10%
headwater
9%
detritus
9%
energy
9%
energy source
8%
primary production
8%
alga
7%
organic matter
6%
rate
6%
summer
5%
effect
2%