Herbivorous [adjective]

What gave the eusauropod giants a leg up on their herbivorous competition has been unclear, in part because there are relatively few fossils dating to the transition between Early and Middle Jurassic.

Hence result special energies, which do not suit every herbivorous animal.

There is no exception, unless man be one, to the rule of herbivorous animals having cellulated colons.

The Phasmid or Walking-sticks are herbivorous and may be collected in the midst of vegetation by sweeping or by the hand.

Herbivorous; polypod; antenniferous: body short, oblong, depressed, margined.

Herbivorous; hexapod; antenniferous, with long antenn: body shortish, compressed, saltatorious.

Herbivorous; apod, or with very short legs: body ovate or obovate, slimy.

The cysts are found in various abdominal organs of herbivorous animals, and sometimes infest human beings, especially in Iceland.

Sheep and cattle are herbivorous: they feed on herbs, on vegetables.

Others apparently resembled in form and habit the herbivorous and carnivorous mammals of to-day.