… of the continental Cenozoic faunas of South America is the presence of native lineages of
herbivorous mammals, and among them the largest representatives of each fauna. They …

… was a time of greatglobal change, and it is somewhat artificial to devote this review to the
NewWorld, when parallel faunal changes occurred in the Old World. However, thisfocus is …

… Cenozoic ichnologic record of South American mammals. One of the major features of the
continental Cenozoic faunas of South America is the presence of native lineages of mammals, …

… faunal communities and hominin evolution. With this in mind, we synthesize the fossil evidence
of late Cenozoic African mammals … cascading impacts on herbivores and the carnivores …

… The dental adaptations of various mammalian herbivores are cited frequently in the following
discussion as evidence of the prevailing conditions in North American environments. Such …

… question: How did mammalian herbivores living in late Cenozoic terrestrial ecosystems
respond to … As mammalian herbivores ate plants, and plants responded in fundamental ways to …

… Mammalian faunas from all continents experienced evolutionary changes within lineages
(particularly herbivores), … changes indicates significant climatic impacts on mammalian faunas. …

… the suite of Argentine fossil mammalian herbivores from the southern hemisphere. … Cenozoic
mammalian faunas of South America contain a greater diversity of high-crowned herbivores…

… grasses in the Paleogene, the mid-late Cenozoic spread of C3 grass-dominated habitats,
and… in the distribution and abundance of mammalian herbivores, favoring forms with hypsodont …

… The response of large herbivorous mammal faunas (ungulates… of large herbivore communities,
primarily from the Cenozoic … However, studies of large herbivorous mammals also show a …