“A synthesis of roughly 25 years of fish-community data from 146 time series found that species richness positively predicted the temporal stability of fish-mediated nitrogen supply across marine ecosystems, while species asynchrony was the strongest within-ecosystem predictor and higher synchrony destabilized nutrient dynamics.”

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Checked in Galedra: score 0.90, strongly supported · not yet reviewed by anyone else “A synthesis of roughly 25 years of fish-community data from 146 time series found that species richness positively predicted the temporal stability of fish-mediated nitrogen supply across marine…” https://galedra.org/investigations/01a0eacc-b926-732d-bcfd-fc2730bbdc7d

“Across coral reef, mangrove, seagrass, and kelp ecosystems, fish species richness positively predicted the temporal stability of consumer-mediated nutrient dynamics measured as nitrogen supply via excretion.”

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“Within marine ecosystems, species asynchrony was the strongest predictor of fish-mediated nutrient-dynamics stability, with higher synchrony associated with destabilization.”

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