Morphological and metrical differences between several alpine cave bear associations of the same age are large enough to suspect more than one evolutionary line. The contemporaneous age of several morphologically distinct forms is confirmed by radiocarbon dating. Moreover analyses of fossil DNA indicate at least three different lineages within the cavebear group. For two of these groups, both morphological and genetic data show evidence of reproductive isolation. Thus, we suggest that Ursus spelaeus comprised at least two different species. Ursus ingressus n. sp. occurred in the eastern parts of the Alpine region and in the Dinarids of Slovenia and Croatia. For two other morphological forms, subspecific status with Ursus spelaeus ladinicus ...
The paleontological study on cave bear remains from the Grotta Sopra Fontana Marella (Campo dei Fior...
AbstractThe cave bear, Ursus spelaeus, represents one of the most frequently found paleontological r...
[Abstract] The lineage of the cave bear Ursus deningeri--> U. Spelaeus is well known, but to draw a ...
AbstractThe European cave bear (Ursus spelaeus), which became extinct around 15,000 years ago, had s...
The European cave bear (Ursus spelaeus), which became extinct around 15,000 years ago, had several m...
The European cave bear (Ursus spelaeus), which became extinct around 15,000 years ago, had several m...
Morphological and molecular data suggest the existence of several taxa of cave bears, which were fou...
Morphometric and morphotypic variability of the cave bear lower incisors from two different geograph...
[Abstract] The metric and morphological characteristics of 23 alpine cave bear fauna are been studie...
In the Austrian caves of Gamssulzen and Ramesch, two genetically distinct cave bears, Ursus ingressu...
Cave bear remains are known from 36 caves and other karst features, and from one open-air site in Se...
The vast majority of fossil remains in Late Pleistocene deposits from Niedźwiedzia Cave in Kletno, S...
"Caverna Generosa" is an Upper Pleistocene fossili-ferous cave located in the Southern Pre-Alps (Com...
The paleontological study on cave bear remains from the Grotta Sopra Fontana Marella (Campo dei Fior...
Abstract : In this contribution a morphometric study of the lower carnassial of the Cave Bear (Ursus...
The paleontological study on cave bear remains from the Grotta Sopra Fontana Marella (Campo dei Fior...
AbstractThe cave bear, Ursus spelaeus, represents one of the most frequently found paleontological r...
[Abstract] The lineage of the cave bear Ursus deningeri--> U. Spelaeus is well known, but to draw a ...
AbstractThe European cave bear (Ursus spelaeus), which became extinct around 15,000 years ago, had s...
The European cave bear (Ursus spelaeus), which became extinct around 15,000 years ago, had several m...
The European cave bear (Ursus spelaeus), which became extinct around 15,000 years ago, had several m...
Morphological and molecular data suggest the existence of several taxa of cave bears, which were fou...
Morphometric and morphotypic variability of the cave bear lower incisors from two different geograph...
[Abstract] The metric and morphological characteristics of 23 alpine cave bear fauna are been studie...
In the Austrian caves of Gamssulzen and Ramesch, two genetically distinct cave bears, Ursus ingressu...
Cave bear remains are known from 36 caves and other karst features, and from one open-air site in Se...
The vast majority of fossil remains in Late Pleistocene deposits from Niedźwiedzia Cave in Kletno, S...
"Caverna Generosa" is an Upper Pleistocene fossili-ferous cave located in the Southern Pre-Alps (Com...
The paleontological study on cave bear remains from the Grotta Sopra Fontana Marella (Campo dei Fior...
Abstract : In this contribution a morphometric study of the lower carnassial of the Cave Bear (Ursus...
The paleontological study on cave bear remains from the Grotta Sopra Fontana Marella (Campo dei Fior...
AbstractThe cave bear, Ursus spelaeus, represents one of the most frequently found paleontological r...
[Abstract] The lineage of the cave bear Ursus deningeri--> U. Spelaeus is well known, but to draw a ...