… ending South America’s long … South American faunas known as the Great American Biotic
Interchange and its consequences. As well, we consider the habitats present in the Pleistocene…

… habits of several of the Pleistocene South American megamammals, ie their palaeobiology.
They analysed aspects such as locomotion, mastication, bone strength and muscle …

The Late Pleistocene-early Holocene faunal turnover in South America was characterized
by the extinction of all mammals with body mass >300 kg and several smaller taxa, but the …

… Pleistocene fauna records in archeological sites of the Pampa and Patagonian regions of
South America. The … the extinction process of Pleistocene mammals in the South Cone and the …

… so-called megafauna) were extinct from the late Pleistocene … rich diversity of roofed beasts
including highly peculiar animals like … today South America is relatively poor in megafauna-the …

… of extinction, the megafauna should have disappeared during … The late Pleistocene in the
pampas is first characterized by … of the megafauna in the Pampas during the late Pleistocene–…

… between humans and megafauna in the Brazilian territory, as … data for other regions of South
America (especially Argentina)… the first South Americans and some megafauna species and …

… South America is the continent with the largest amount of megafauna extinctions at the end
of the Pleistocene (∼… records with human-megafauna interaction in South America, and then …

… the Late Pleistocene megafauna of the South America Intertropical … of 26 Late Pleistocene
megafauna taxa were estimated, … Xenarthra taxa during the Late Pleistocene, as the higher the …

… animals, we have to rely on reconstructions. When I read GG Simpson’s 1980 book on the
evolution of South American … the Pleistocene fauna and the megafauna that populated South …