Pristane in the neritic ecosystem of the northern Gulf of Alaska

Pristane in the neritic ecosystem of the northern Gulf of Alaska

by Jeffrey W. Short

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A study on the utility of pristane as a natural chemical probe in the neritic food web for monitoring feeding, condition, and survival of copepod consumers, such as pink salmon. Pristane is a lipophilic branched alkane hydrocarbon produced by copepods. Hydrocarbon was analyzed in 3007 samples from 49 species.

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