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1978 Paleobiology 4 205/1 There is no evidence for an apparent reduction in diversity of the autochthonous megaherbivores of South America until the Late Pleistocene.

1988 New Scientist 17 Mar. 56/1 Recent studies in tropical Africa have shown that the ‘megaherbivores’, especially elephants and rhinos, can convert closed woodland into open savanna.

1993 Ecology 74 633/1 Megaherbivores are those species of terrestrial herbivore that typically attain adult body masses in excess of 1000 kg. This group includes the extant elephants, rhinoceroses, hippopotamus, and (marginally) giraffe.