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Two hundred and eighty‐seven longnose sucker Catostomus catostomus were collected from 14 lakes in Labrador, 52 from three lakes in Ontario, 43 from two lakes in British Columbia and 32 from a lake in Yukon; a total of 414 in all. The resulting 34 haplotypes (20 in Labrador) contained moderate haplotypic diversity ( h = 0·657) and relatively low nucleotide diversity ( π = 3·730 × 10 −3 . Mean ϕ ST (0·453, P C. catostomus popul...
Density‐dependent resource selection by a terrestrial herbivore in response to sea‐to‐land nutrient transfer by sealsNARA Subscribed
Sea‐to‐land nutrient transfers can connect marine food webs to those on land, creating a dependence on marine webs by opportunistic species. We show how nitrogen, imported by gray seals, Halichoerus grypus , and traced through stable isotope (δ 15 N) measurements in marram grass , Ammophila breviligulata , significantly alters foraging behavior of a free‐roaming megaherbivore (feral horses, Equus ferus caballus ) on Sable Isla...
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