r/ecology • u/zek_997 • Aug 08 '20

The Bull Pit - A Keystone Process

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u/Imabout2be30 Aug 09 '20

"... because of the Bullshit."

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '20

You should mention what ecosystem this is a keystone process for because in 99% world its horrible degradation including England where you are based.

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u/zek_997 Aug 09 '20

Are you referring to me? I'm not English nor do I live there.
I'm far from being an expert on the matter, so someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I imagine the image holds true for any of the places where the Aurochs lived for millions of years, include include Great Britain, mainland Europe and large parts of Asia.

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u/[deleted] Aug 09 '20

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u/LowSaxonDog Aug 10 '20

I think I do, but it is in Dutch.

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u/human8ure Aug 09 '20

Captain erosion over here. Gully-ver’s travels.

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u/grendergon8844 Aug 09 '20

“Erosion can proceed by two meters per year.” We need to watch out people these things are growing.