… What can the stable isotope values of human and animal faeces tell us? This often under-…
of faeces; the degree to which diet and faeces differ isotopically (called discrimination, Δ) for …

… tissue nitrogen (δ 15 N) and carbon isotope values (δ 13 C) … that mother–offspring stable
isotope values are positively and … tissue isotopic discrimination as well as patterns in the δ 13 C …

… elusive species, and stable isotopes of feces have been applied … We used fecal stable
isotopes (δ 13 C and δ 15 N) to … trophic discrimination (Δ diet–feces ) – the omnivorous meerkat (…

… -ranging deer by assessing their faecal carbon and nitrogen stable isotope values in May,
July, … Discrimination factors of carbon and nitrogen stable isotopes in meerkat feces. – PeerJ 5: …

… In meerkat (Suricata suricatta) feces, δ 15 N enrichment occurred during transit through the
… indicating discrimination is not restricted to ruminant species alone 19 . Discrimination factors …

… isotopic analysis (SIA), we conducted inter-population and jackal–prey isotopic comparisons
by analyzing the δ 13 C … C 3 signals dominated our results despite the C 4 grasslands that …

… Stable isotope signatures can be measured in any tissue, but it may be valuable to use hair
… In this study we used stable isotope analysis to investigate variation in weaning age in wild …

… fecal stable isotopes are sensitive to occasional sampling of solid food and show high
day-to-day variation, hair stable isotopes … stable isotope analysis of nitrogen (δ15N) and carbon (…

… the potential for fecal stable isotopes to measure infant feeding … Also, we combined fecal
stable isotope data with detailed … for technique used to discriminate infant from maternal hairs …

… We used visual inspection of prey remains in faeces as well as stable isotope and fatty
acid … To run the mixing models, we used a discrimination factor of ‘zero’ in all our models [72,73]. …