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<p>and fiercest, and strangest forms". In the 20th and 21st centuries, the term usually refers to large animals. There are variations in thresholds used to define megafauna as a whole or certain groups of megafauna. Many scientific literature adopt <a href="page.php?w=Paul_Schultz_Martin">Paul S. Martin</a>'s proposed threshold of  to classify animals as megafauna. However, for freshwater species,  is the preferred threshold. Some scientists define herbivorous terrestrial megafauna as having a weight exceeding , and terrestrial carnivorous megafauna</p><p>
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