Abstract
The δ13C values of a simple pelagic foodweb (zooplankton, mysids, lake trout) composited from four oligotrophic Canadian Shield lakes showed no relationships to either animal trophic position (δ15 or lipid content (C/N ratios). Carbon isotopic variability is therefore thought to be reflective of feeding diversity and not organismal metabolic fractionations due to either biochemical or trophic effects.

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