Herbivores increase the global availability of nutrients over millions of years

Keyphrases

• Coal Deposits 50%
• Continental Scale 50%
• Cretaceous Period 50%
• Day Range 50%
• Ecosystem Services 50%
• Food Passage 50%
• Herbivore 100%
• Large Herbivores 100%
• No Significant Difference 50%
• Nutrient Availability 50%
• Nutrient Concentration 50%
• Passage Time 50%
• Physical Processes 50%
• Plant Material 50%
• Plant-herbivore Interactions 50%
• Rock-derived nutrients 50%
• Sauropod 50%
• Spatial Availability 50%
• Spatial Heterogeneity 50%
• Terrestrial Herbivores 100%
• Tetrapods 50%
• Two-period 50%
• Weathering Rates 50%
• Well-distributed 50%
• Wild Herbivores 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Cretaceous Period 50%
• Ecosystem Service 50%
• Pennsylvanian 100%
• Physical Process 50%
• Plant-Herbivore Interaction 50%
• Pleistocene 50%
• Tetrapod 50%
• Weathering Rate 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Nutrient Availability 100%