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Use of otolith microchemistry to investigate the environmental history of European eel Anguilla anguilla.

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Fig.  1.  Map showing the locations where eels  were  collected  from  brackish  waters  along  the western coast of  Sweden (1,  Stromstad; 2,  Bjorko)  and  3  lakes  on  the  eastern  coast  (A, Lake Malaren;  B
Table  1.  L ~ f e   history  of  the  5  groups of  European eels used in thls study
Fig. 3. X-ray maps of  strontium concentration in otoliths of  6  European eels collected  from brackish  waters and  lakes in  Sweden
Fig.  4  Sr/Ca ratios scanned along a transect from the primordium  to the edge of  otoliths  of  12 eels  collected  from  brackish  waters  and  lakes  of  Sweden
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