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. 2019 Jan 2;14(1):e0208694. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0208694

Table 5. The accurate background information on 11 adult male grey seal individuals that were grouped according to the catching gear type and used to test the ability of the tissue chemical markers to indicate differences in feeding area or prey type.

Group ID Age (yrs) Blubber depth (mm) ICES area Bycaught in Target fish species
T 1588 16 33 30 trawl herring
T 1613 28 42 30 trawl herring
T 1610 10 60 30 trawl herring
T 1629 19 45 30 trawl herring
S 1606 7 48 32 surface fyke salmonids, common whitefish
S 1593 10 30 32 surface fyke salmonids, common whitefish
S 1553 15 21 32 surface fyke salmonids
S 1526 15 27 32 surface fyke salmonids
B 1574 17 36 32 bottom fyke perch, pikeperch, cyprinids
B 1598 11 42 29/32* bottom fyke pikeperch
B 1624 10 42 32 bottom fyke perch, pikeperch, cyprinids

Individual identity code (ID), age, blubber depth on sternum, ICES-area and the gear type (T = trawl, S = surface fyke, B = bottom fyke) where the seal individual was collected from, and the fish species targeted with the gear are presented.

* Individual 1598 was caught at the border of SD29 and 32.