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Dear all,
I am a student in fourht year Zoology and am currently engaged in a
project studying albacore tuna migrations. I am hoping to use laser
ablation to study oxygen isotopes of their dorsal spines. They lay down
incremental layers in these spines every year in the same fashion as a
tree. I am hoping to determine water temperatures for different years and
thus showing that they are moveing around a great deal.
Howevr i have not got the first clue when it comes to laser ablation, how it
really works, how i would analyse my results, what my results would look
like plus a thousand pther unknowns about it.
I am appealing to anyone who might know of any good material out there i
could read that would give me a good start on the subject. The material i
have read to date has been a little too much too soon for me to digest.
Anyone out there involved in any studies comparable to mine, i would
appreciate any help or criticism you might have to offer.
Kind regards,
Tighearnach
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