-
largely restricted to the Old World,
specifically in
Africa and Asia.
Megafaunal species may be
categorized according to
their dietary type: megaherbivores...
-
widespread absence of
ecological succession to
replace these extinct megafaunal species, and the
regime shift of
previously established faunal relationships...
- 16 °C (29 °F),
which has been
correlated with
megafaunal extinctions.
There is no
evidence of
megafaunal extinctions at the
height of the Last Glacial...
- a
megafaunal proxy),
leading to a
subsequent transition to fire-tolerant
sclerophyll vegetation. However, the use of
Sporormiella as a
megafaunal proxy...
- The
Palearctic or
Palaearctic is a
biogeographic realm of the Earth, the
largest of eight.
Confined almost entirely to the
Eastern Hemisphere, it stretches...
- The
Holocene extinction was
preceded by the
extinction of most
large (
megafaunal)
animals during the Late Pleistocene, a
decline attributed in part to...
-
started toward the end of the Pleistocene, as some
studies suggest that the
megafaunal extinction event that took
place around the end of the last ice age partly...
-
Martin took the lead on
proposing a
distinct seed
dispersal syndrome: the "
megafaunal dispersal syndrome" by
comparing the
maladapted neotropical fruits with...
-
Megafaunal diversity of the
Paratethys megalake included cetaceans and
pinnipeds most
notably the
Cetotherium riabinini went
thorough a
presumed insular...
-
Protemnodon is an
extinct genus of
megafaunal macropodids that
existed in Australia, Tasmania, and New
Guinea in the
Pliocene and Pleistocene. Members...
