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Monoculodes bousfieldi sp. n. from the Arctic hydrothermal vent Loki’s CastleNARA Subscribed
Marine Biodiversity · 2018 · Vol. 48 · Issue 2 · Springer
A. H. S. Tandberg; W. Vader; B. R. Olsen; H. T. Rapp
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Examining the role of Rac1 in tumor angiogenesis and growth: a clinically relevant RNAi-mediated approachNARA Subscribed
Angiogenesis · 2011 · Vol. 14 · Issue 4 · Springer
P. Vader; R. van der Meel; M. H. Symons; M. H. A. M. Fens; E. Pieters; K. J. Wilschut; G. Storm; M. Jarzabek; W. M. Gallagher; R. M. Schiffelers; A. T. Byrne
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Goosander predation and its potential impact on Atlantic salmon smolts in the River Tana estuary, northern NorwayNARA Subscribed
Journal of Fish Biology · 2005 · Vol. 66 · Issue 4 · Wiley
M.‐A. Svenning; S. E. Fagermo; R. T. Barrett; R. Borgstrøm; W. Vader; T. Pedersen; S. Sandring
In the summers of 1981 and 2000, 288 goosanders Mergus merganser were sampled in the estuary of the River Tana in northern Norway, which has the largest wild Atlantic salmon Salmo salar stock in the world. Based on 2308 otoliths found in their stomach contents, sandeels Ammodytes sp. were found to be the dominant prey, and only one pair of Atlantic salmon otoliths was found. This suggested that goosanders were not significant...
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