Contribution of methanotrophs to freshwater macroinvertebrates: evidence from stable isotope ratios

By S. Kiyashko, T. Narita, E. Wada. 2001

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Trophic-level interpretation based on δ15N values: implications of tissue-specific fractionation and amino acid composition (2004, unknown): “Stable isotope approaches have improved our understanding of food-web relationships, resource partitioning, the importance of specific nutrient sources and habitat usage of migrating species (Peterson & Fry 1987, Kiyashko et al. 2001, Lesage et al. 2001).”
Use of stable carbon and nitrogen isotopes in insect trophic ecology (2015, background): “For example, chironomid larvae in lakes can have δ13C values as low as −64‰ (Kiyashko et al. 2001; Grey et al. 2004).”
High intraspecific variability in carbon and nitrogen stable isotope ratios of lake chironomid larvae (2004, background): “1, 2), a relationship previously shown only with limited data from the littoral of Lake Biwa (Kiyashko et al. 2001) or between small Finnish boreal lakes (Jones and Grey in press).”
Seasonal isotopic shifts in fish of the Pantanal wetland, Brazil (2002, background): “Invertebrates that feed on these bacteria, like chironomids, have shown the lowest d13C levels known for eukaryonts (Jones et al., 1999; Kiyashko et al., 2001).”