Body size predicts ontogenetic nitrogen stable-isotope (δ15N) variation, but has little relationship with trophic level in ectotherm vertebrate predators - Villamarín, Francisco; Jardine, Timothy D.; Bunn, Stuart E.; Malvasio, Adriana; Piña, Carlos Ignacio; Jacobi, Cristina Mariana; Araújo, Diogo Dutra; de Brito, Elizângela Silva; de Moraes Carvalho, Felipe; da Costa, Igor David; Verdade, Luciano Martins; Lara, Neliton; et al. (Scientific reports, 2024)
Keywords: 631/158; 631/158/2466; Animals; Body Size; Fishes - physiology; Food Chain; Food webs; Gastrointestinal Contents - chemistry; Humanities and Social Sciences; Intraspecific relationships; Isotopes; Lizards; Lizards - metabolism; Lizards - physiology; multidisciplinary; Nitrogen; Nitrogen Isotopes - analysis; Nitrogen Isotopes - metabolism; Ontogeny; Predators; Predatory Behavior - physiology; Prey; Science; Science (multidisciplinary); Stable isotopes; Stomach; Trophic levels; Turtles; Turtles - metabolism; Turtles - physiology; Vertebrates