A morphological and morphometrical study on Ursus spelaeus ROSENMÜLLER, 1794 limb bone remains from the Delle Streghe Cave (Sambughetto Valstrona, Piedmont Region, North Italy) is presented. Some of the fossils were affected by pathologies (periarthritis and pseudoarthrosis) and by traces of predatory activities. In several cases correspondence between meaningful parameters have permitted sexual differentiation and the singling out of at least two populations of different body size and probably different chronologies. They are compared to bears from both the Grotta Sopra Fontana Marella (Varese, Lombardy), and the Buco dellʼOrso Cave (Laglio, Lombardy). Key word
The abundance of skeletal remains of cave bears in Pleistocene deposits can offer crucial informatio...
Abstract : In this contribution a morphometric study of the lower carnassial of the Cave Bear (Ursus...
Overview of histology of bears exemplified with Ursus spelaeus s.l. MB. Ma. 10881 (A) and Ursus arct...
The paleontological study on cave bear remains from the Grotta Sopra Fontana Marella (Campo dei Fior...
The paleontological study on cave bear remains from the Grotta Sopra Fontana Marella (Campo dei Fior...
The abundance of skeletal remains of cave bears in Pleistocene deposits can offer crucial informatio...
The abundance of skeletal remains of cave bears in Pleistocene deposits can offer crucial informatio...
The palaeopathology is the study of pathological features recognised on fossil and subfossil remains...
The cave bear evolution is characterized by some specific trends, including the increase in size, th...
Using the fossils of skulls, P4/4, M1 stored in the Geological and Paleontological Museum of the Uni...
"Caverna Generosa" is an Upper Pleistocene fossili-ferous cave located in the Southern Pre-Alps (Com...
The presence of the cave bear Ursus ingressus in northern Italy is a question that, at present, is s...
Cave bears are characterized by a complicated phyletic tree and more species have been recently indi...
This study is focused on cave bears from the Grotta del Bandito (Cuneo Province, Piedmont Region, No...
The geographic variation of seven southern European populations of Ursus arctos was investigated thr...
The abundance of skeletal remains of cave bears in Pleistocene deposits can offer crucial informatio...
Abstract : In this contribution a morphometric study of the lower carnassial of the Cave Bear (Ursus...
Overview of histology of bears exemplified with Ursus spelaeus s.l. MB. Ma. 10881 (A) and Ursus arct...
The paleontological study on cave bear remains from the Grotta Sopra Fontana Marella (Campo dei Fior...
The paleontological study on cave bear remains from the Grotta Sopra Fontana Marella (Campo dei Fior...
The abundance of skeletal remains of cave bears in Pleistocene deposits can offer crucial informatio...
The abundance of skeletal remains of cave bears in Pleistocene deposits can offer crucial informatio...
The palaeopathology is the study of pathological features recognised on fossil and subfossil remains...
The cave bear evolution is characterized by some specific trends, including the increase in size, th...
Using the fossils of skulls, P4/4, M1 stored in the Geological and Paleontological Museum of the Uni...
"Caverna Generosa" is an Upper Pleistocene fossili-ferous cave located in the Southern Pre-Alps (Com...
The presence of the cave bear Ursus ingressus in northern Italy is a question that, at present, is s...
Cave bears are characterized by a complicated phyletic tree and more species have been recently indi...
This study is focused on cave bears from the Grotta del Bandito (Cuneo Province, Piedmont Region, No...
The geographic variation of seven southern European populations of Ursus arctos was investigated thr...
The abundance of skeletal remains of cave bears in Pleistocene deposits can offer crucial informatio...
Abstract : In this contribution a morphometric study of the lower carnassial of the Cave Bear (Ursus...
Overview of histology of bears exemplified with Ursus spelaeus s.l. MB. Ma. 10881 (A) and Ursus arct...