Geosites are windows into the geological past, which may be recorded in rocks and their
properties, the fossil content, and landform produced by processes no longer operating …

The fossil record of the cave lion, Panthera spelaea, suggests a gradual decrease in body
size, the process peaking just before the extinction of the species at the end of the Late …

The narrow-headed vole, collared lemming and common vole were the most abundant small
mammal species across the Eurasian Late Pleistocene steppe-tundra environment …

The remains of 12 canid species that date back ca. 4.9 myr have been found at 116
paleontological localities. Among these localities, eight are dated to the Pliocene age, 12 …

Panthera spelaea was recorded in Poland from 18 open-air and 42 cave sites dated in the
range 750–28 ka. Most of these records are located in southern Poland (Silesia) and …

This comprehensive study examines fossil remains from Niedźwiedzia Cave in the Eastern
Sudetes, offering detailed insights into the palaeobiology and adversities encountered by …

Panthera gombaszoegensis was recorded over from 100 African and Eurasian localities,
ranged between 2.5 and 0.3 Myr. Among them, seven cave sites, Żabia, Tunel Wielki, Kozi …

Sackdilling Cave is a karst fissure filled with a fossiliferous breccia including abundant fossil
remains, mostly snails and small mammals. The taxonomic status of mustelid remains from …

The presence of Cuon alpinus in Poland is documented here for the first time. Between 650
and 450 ka, Lycaon lycaonoides dominated the open lands, while Cuon alpinus priscus …

The cave lion (Panthera spelaea) was one of the most widespread carnivores in the
Pleistocene. The species ranged throughout Eurasia and even into North America as a …