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Otolith chemistry of juvenile and adult individuals of the Brazilian snapper Lutjanus alexandrei was measured to assess the utility of natural markers for investigating individual movements. Individuals were collected over a 3‐year period (2010–2012) along the north‐eastern coast of Brazil from both estuarine (juvenile to sub‐adult stages) and coastal (sub‐adult to adult stages) areas. Six elements...
Body‐element content was measured for three life stages of wild Atlantic salmon Salmo salar from three distinct Newfoundland populations as individuals crossed between freshwater and marine ecosystems. Life stage explained most of the variation in observed body‐element concentration whereas river of capture explained very little variation. Element composition of downstream migrating post‐spawn adults...
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