Herbivoran.
/həˈbɪvərə/ Zoology.
With plural agreement. A general name for animals, esp. mammals, that feed on herbage or plants. spec. The name of a division of Marsupials, including the kangaroos; and of a division of Cetacea.
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1830 C. Lyell Princ. Geol. I. 152 They serve to attest the contiguity of land inhabited by large herbivora.
1890 A. R. Wallace Darwinism (new ed.) 18 There will also be carnivora destroying the herbivora.
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