[mythology] A giant animal in mythology is unusually large, either for their species or in relation to humans. The term giant carries some ambiguity, however in mythology definitions of what constitutes `large` vary, with definitions ranging from 40 kg to 250 kg. At the upper, they may be further subdivided into small (250–500 kg), medium...
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in soil science, animals such as earthworms and small vertebrates (e.g., moles, mice, hares, rabbits, gophers, snakes, and lizards). The food habits ... [2 related articles]
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refers to animals greater than 20 cm in size. Megafauna are found in the benthos as well as open water.
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large animals such as now extinct North American mammoths, mastodons, camels, giant ground sloths, giant beaver, giant bison Mide
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Continental assemblages of exceptionally large-bodied mammals and birds, most of which (except in Africa) became extinct as humans spread across the world's continents and islands.
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Large vertebrates, especially the larger mammals.
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