Leopard remains are rare in the European fossil record, probably a consequence of its
solitary and elusive habits. Equi, dating back to Marine Isotope Stage 3 (MIS3), represents a …

The identification of the earliest dogs is challenging because of the absence and/or mosaic
pattern of morphological diagnostic features in the initial phases of the domestication …

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 …

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 occurrence of the phylogenetic lineage of the genus Lycaon covers the entire
Pleistocene. A younger form, Lycaon lycaonoides, was recorded from 68 African, Eurasian …

In this paper, we present the remains of a single dhole discovered in three Late Pleistocene
levels (Cono Posterior sector) of Llonin Cave, in Asturias (Spain). Said remains consist of …

The Asiatic wild dog (Cuon alpinus), restricted today largely to South and Southeast Asia,
was widespread throughout Eurasia and even reached North America during the …

The presence of the genus Cuon during the Pleistocene of Java is attested by the endemic
species C. sangiranensis and C. crassidens, sometimes classified as C. alpinus, a species …

In this study, we report for the first time the presence of Cuon alpinus from the Late
Pleistocene site of Ingarano (Foggia, southern Italy), represented by an right upper first …

Genomic tools have greatly enhanced our ability to uncover ancient interspecific gene flow,
including cases involving allopatric lineages and/or lineages that have gone extinct …