… bioapatite enrichment for herbivores across a wide diversity of mammal clades (including
non-ungulates and a herbivore group never before assessed—sloths). Isotope enrichment was …

… evaluate the isotope enrichment in mammals by considering … the diet to enamel isotope
enrichment, and especially to see … to enamel isotope enrichment factors for different mammals. …

… mammalian taxa, fewer still in large mammalian herbivores. Here, we present data from the
first study of carbon-isotope fractionation between diet, hair, and feces in multiple herbivore …

… tissue δ15N values can increase with age (Ambrose, 2000; Overman & Parrish, 2001), so
it is possible that the cattle (12 months old) used in this study might have been more enriched …

… The occurrence and abundance of large, semiaquatic herbivorous mammals today is low,
but our findings suggest this may not always have been the case. The identification of at least …

… large-bodied herbivorous mammals are … enriched in 13 C compared to the plants. Previous
studies demonstrated that medium-to large-bodied herbivorous mammals had an enrichment …

… That herbivores appear to lack individual diet separation to a large degree does not mean
carnivores will necessarily be individual specialists. It does mean, however, that carnivores …

… Animals feeding on poor diets with high C:N … isotopic enrichment for a particular
herbivore–plant pair as the basic unit of replication. However for two genera of our sampled …

… a 5.6 per mil enrichment in fi~ 5N values between the herbivore and carnivore trophic levels.
It … Our results indicate that the carbon isotopic composition of herbivore and carnivore bone …

… inshore sources tend to have enriched stable carbon isotope ratios in comparison with offshore
… Individual specialization has been shown within a generalist herbivore, the dusky-footed …