The fossils indicate the existence of a complex community of marsupials, birds and crocodiles, including the greatest variety of species of Diprotodontidae that has ever been described.
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The "'Diprotodontidae "'are an extinct family of large marsupials, endemic to what would be Australia, during the Oligocene through Pleistocene periods from 28.4 million to 11, 000 years ago.
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Among the extinct families are the Diprotodontidae, which includes " Diprotodon ", believed by many to be the inspiration for the bunyip . " Vombatiformes " is neo-Latin for " wombat-shaped things ", and took its name from its type family.
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It was a herbivore which browsed on soft plant matter such as leaves and stems and lived in an environment that largely consisted of tropical rainforest . " Silvabestius " is in the family Diprotodontidae and is therefore related to the extinct giant marsupial " Diprotodon " as well as to living koalas and wombats.
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