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History of Research into the Food and Feeding of Euphausiids

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  05 December 2011

Takahisa Nemoto
Takahisa Nemoto
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Ocean Research Institute, University of Tokyo
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Much attention has been paid to euphausiids or krill because of their value as indispensable food of baleen whales and commercially important fish both in the North Atlantic and North Pacific and more recently attempts to exploit euphausiids for human consumption were undertaken in the Antarctic, North Pacific and in the Norwegian fjords.

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