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1 Studentd15NAIRd13CPDBStudentd15NAIRd13CPDBStudentd15NAIRd13CPDBStudentd15NAIRd13CPDB 19.7-17.51118.4-18.51597.4-20.62569.8-18.4 29.2-18.71139.8-18.31609.0-18.72579.9-17.9 39.7-18.91149.9-18.01619.1-18.02588.8-18.4 410.0-18.31169.6-17.616210.0-17.52599.7-18.5 59.3-18.61259.4-18.02028.6-19.326010.1-18.1 69.3-19.41269.4-17.42038.9-18.72619.3-17.8 77.7-21.31279.9-18.52049.4-18.526210.0-16.9 89.7-17.01349.1-20.32079.8-18.02999.6-19.1 99.3-18.31368.3-19.820810.3-19.33009.7-18.6 779.9-18.513710.1-18.62099.2-19.13019.4-18.7 1008.9-18.814010.1-17.22108.7-20.33029.5-18.2 1018.7-18.51419.2-18.821110.6-17.33039.9-17.8 1029.0-19.41429.9-18.22129.7-18.73049.5-17.5 1029.9-18.11469.4-18.82139.0-19.430510.7-17.5 1039.2-19.91478.9-19.92158.9-19.430610.2-18.5 1049.3-18.01508.3-20.42169.6-18.33088.4-19.4 1058.8-18.31538.8-19.62509.4-18.430910.3-17.0 1069.1-19.515410.1-17.02519.4-17.83549.7-19.5 1069.3-18.815510.5-16.825210.0-17.79029.5-18.1 1089.3-18.81569.4-18.22539.4-18.311129.8-17.1 1098.9-18.715710.2-17.62548.9-18.8 11010.1-18.51588.3-20.02559.9-17.1 Student Isotope Values

2 δ13C δ15N

3 δ13C δ15N

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