… Here we investigate the evolutionary history of two lineages of saber-toothed cats (Smilodon
and Homotherium) in relation to living carnivores and find that the Machairodontinae form a …

… The North Sea record of Homotherium confirms a earlier … late survival of Homotherium in
northern Europe implies that we still … The recovery of only a single dentary in the North Sea is …

… saber-toothed cat (Homotherium latidens), were recovered. Here we present five teeth and
one humerus fragment that are unambiguously from two individual saber-toothed cats. The …

… -like mammals having extremely elongated canine teeth are called saber toothed tigers
or saber toothed cats in usual. However, all of these animals were not actually tigers and …

… the extreme of adaptation in this group of sabertoothed felids. These felids had evolved
adaptations for the dirk-toothed existence by very late Pliocene times, even exceeding those of …

… 300 000 years BP, but the discovery of a mandible in the North Sea, dated at c. 28 000 years
BP (Reumer et al., 2003), challenged this datum, indicating that Homotherium survived in …

Four new saber-tooth cat (Homotherium) sites in Germany with new dental and postcranial
bone material are different in their taphonomic context: 1. The Archaeological Middle …

… Homotherium latidens, the Eurasian saber-toothed cat, is an extinct felid that lived during …
AHomotherium mandible recovered from the North Sea was dated as recent as ca. 28,000 …

… Lund’s greatest achievement was not his description of the saber-toothed cat, but his
discovery of thirty fossilized human skeletons of the Pleistocene period. They became collectively …

… by fishermen from the bottom of the North Sea. It has been dated … Therefore the remains of
the saber-toothed cat from … Early Paleolithic hominins and saber-toothed cats. It is probable …