Seaduck engineers in the Arctic Archipelago: nesting eiders deliver marine nutrients and transform the chemistry of island soils, plants, and ponds

Keyphrases

• Ponds 100%
• Mannan-oligosaccharide 100%
• Archipelago 100%
• Soil-plant 100%
• Sea Duck 100%
• Eiders 100%
• Marine-derived nutrients 100%
• Island Soil 100%
• Soil Sediment 66%
• Eider 66%
• Pond Sediment 66%
• Eider Ducks 66%
• Nutrient-poor 66%
• Ecosystem Function 33%
• Nunavut 33%
• Human Impact 33%
• High Concentration 33%
• Mid-latitude 33%
• Nesting Birds 33%
• Terrestrial Ecosystems 33%
• Canada 33%
• Biotransport 33%
• Soil-vegetation 33%
• Organic Matter Input 33%
• Nutrient Input 33%
• Marine Ecosystems 33%
• Qubec 33%
• Arctic Ecosystems 33%
• Coastal Marine 33%
• Seabirds 33%
• Ecological Services 33%
• Circumpolar Arctic 33%
• Tundra Biome 33%
• Island Ecosystem 33%
• Island Archipelago 33%
• Hudson Strait 33%
• Arctic Islands 33%
• Common Eider 33%
• Marine Benthic Invertebrates 33%
• Somateria Mollissima 33%
• Marine-derived 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Islands 100%
• Vegetation 50%
• Canada 50%
• Anthropogenic Effect 50%
• Biome 50%
• Terrestrial Ecosystem 50%
• Arctic Ecosystem 50%
• Island Ecosystem 50%
• Organic Matter 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Common Eider 100%
• Duck 100%
• Islands 100%
• Concentrates 50%
• Terrestrial Ecosystem 50%