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Oecologia|July 27, 2015
Spatial and temporal variation of an ice-adapted predator's feeding ecology in a changing Arctic marine ecosystemDavid J Yurkowski, Steven H Ferguson, Christina A D Semeniuk, et al.Scientific Data|January 30, 2024
TrackdAT, an acoustic telemetry metadata dataset to support aquatic animal tracking researchJordan K Matley, Natalie V Klinard, Ana Barbosa Martins, et al.Journal of Fish Biology|July 7, 2026
Evaluating the behavioural consequences of external pop-off biologging packages on two freshwater fishesL LaRochelle, G D Raby, J W Brownscombe, et al.Environmental Pollution (Barking, Essex : 1987)|June 10, 2017
Mercury and persistent organic pollutants in native and invading forage species of the Canadian Arctic: Consequences for food web dynamicsSara Pedro, Aaron T Fisk, Gregg T Tomy, et al.Environmental Research|October 25, 2023
Polychlorinated biphenyl and polybrominated diphenyl ether profiles vary with feeding ecology and marine rearing distribution among 10 Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) stocks in the North Pacific OceanS Holbert, K Colbourne, A T Fisk, et al.Journal of Hazardous Materials|April 15, 2026
Habitat and diet affect bioaccumulation of homocyclic and heterocyclic aromatic compounds in Lake Erie fishNipuni N Vitharana, Thor Halldorson, Brett Paddock, et al.Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry|June 2, 2026
Influences on bioaccumulation and biota-sediment accumulation factors for methyl-mercury in High Arctic lake food websK E Hudelson, P E Drevnick, D C G Muir, et al.Environmental Science & Technology|July 7, 2007
Role of temperature and enzyme induction in the biotransformation of polychlorinated biphenyls and bioformation of hydroxylated polychlorinated biphenyls by rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss)Andrea H Buckman, Scott B Brown, Jeff Small, et al.Environmental Research|July 22, 2014
Risk-benefit of consuming Lake Erie fishMargaret R Neff, Satyendra P Bhavsar, Felicity J Ni, et al.Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry : RCM|April 1, 2011
Maternal meddling in neonatal sharks: implications for interpreting stable isotopes in young animalsJill A Olin, Nigel E Hussey, Mark Fritts, et al.Pageof 14