Diet of young polar cod more varied than previously assumed

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Aug 5, 2024, 8:56 am118 pts
A new publication in the Journal of Fish Biology compares the diet of fish caught during different expeditions on board icebreaker Polarstern. This provides a more complete picture of their food sources in the central Arctic Ocean, which can contribute to nature management and fisheries policy in this area.

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