Net fluxes of carbon caused by humans The current and future amount of carbon (in the form of carbon dioxide) in the atmosphere and the hydrosphere is what currently concerns and occupies many people. 

I am looking for a big picture of the net fluxes between different carriers of carbon that gives a good idea where the anthropogenic CO2 emissions (and other greenhouse gases) actually did come from (compared to e.g. 1500, 1800, 1900, 1950 and 2000).

So I am looking for rough (and possibly estimated) numbers like these - optimally in an overview, so the numbers sum up to 100:


p1% by fossil fuel burning
p2% from the natural biosphere (which decreased), esp. deforestation 
p3% from cultivated biosphere (which increased), incl. methane emissions from cattle 
p4% from industrial abiotic chemical processes, e.g. cement production
pk% other important sources with pk > 1%?
p6% other?
There are various charts but not exactly what you want. This one combines burning, industry and cement but shows land sources and sinks separately:

CarbonBrief,  Le Quéré, C. et al. (2016)