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The library-indexed abstract corroborates the 146 time-series, multi-ecosystem dataset and the positive cross-ecosystem relationship between fish species richness and nitrogen-supply stability. DIRECT_TEXT

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Source: Scale-dependent effects of species richness and asynchrony regulate the temporal stability of consumer-mediated nutrient dynamics · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:c8bcb1386125d17d992900dfbac5bfad757062e7418269cf45aa7e7a53e15c59

We estimated the temporal stability of nitrogen supply for marine fish communities using 146 time series, spanning ~25 y (1999-2023) and six long-term monitoring programs across coral reefs, mangrove creeks, seagrass beds, and kelp forests and representing ~1.5 million individual fishes. Across ecosystems, species richness strongly and positively predicted the temporal stability of CND.