… Large herbivores play unique ecological roles and are … biodiversity, research on large
herbivores and their ecological … the ecosystem impacts of large herbivores globally, identify key …

… East support large numbers of large mammalian herbivores and frugivores. There has been
a considerable amount of coevolution between Acacia trees and these mammals (see eg …

… in deterring those mammalian herbivores that are counter-… to herbivore attack, and thus at
a selective disadvantage. … the feeding behaviour of large mammalian herbivores, in relation to …

… of large mammal herbivores in the Earth system. To address this, we reconstructed the form
and intensity of herbivory … -level biomass for 92 large mammal herbivores using census data, …

Large mammalian herbivores ( LMH ) strongly shape the composition and architecture of plant
communities. A growing literature shows that negative direct effects of LMH on vegetation …

… Although an occasional large mammal, such as Ursus americanus, may climb trees, most
of the large clawed herbivores discussed in this paper are too large for scansorial habits. …

… by herbivores. However, the foraging costs of vigilance have rarely been investigated for
mammalian herbivores. In … of the foraging processes of herbivores. Unlike many other foragers, …

… to examine the effect of abundant native large herbivores on ecosystem function of a … large
herbivore consumption (C), and dung deposition (D), an index of nutrient flow from herbivores …

… Phylogeny of the 25 large mammalian herbivores in our study. Grey circles represent … ,
we used mammalian mitochondrial DNA markers to verify the herbivore species based on …

… Herbivory by large mammals is an important ecological driver in many ecosystems, notably
in grasslands and tundra, as well as in forests with high densities of palatable understory …