KnowraDiprotodonLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Diprotodon, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 9Related 1Compared with 1MarsupialBroader topic: It demonstrates the enormous body sizes reached by some prehistoric marsupials.Pleistocene megafaunaBroader topic: It represents the distinctive megafauna of the Australian continent.MegafaunaBroader topic: Diprotodon was a prominent member of Australia’s Pleistocene megafauna.Australian megafaunaBroader topic: Its immense size makes it the best-known example of Australian megafauna.DiprotodontiaBroader topic: Its immense size illustrates the extinct diversity once contained within Diprotodontia.Pleistocene megafauna extinctionBroader topic: Its extinction belongs to Australia’s early and pronounced megafaunal decline.MetatheriaBroader topic: This megafaunal genus demonstrates the large body sizes reached by metatherians.Late Pleistocene extinctionsBroader topic: Its extinction forms part of Australia's late Pleistocene megafaunal losses.VombatiformesBroader topic: Diprotodon is among the best-known extinct relatives placed within Vombatiformes.