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Cave bear

The cave bear (Ursus spelaeus) is a prehistoric species of bear that lived in Europe and Asia during the Pleistocene and became extinct about 24,000 years ago during the Last Glacial Maximum.

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Cave bear

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Cave bear

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related to Range and habitat · 26
Cave bear → Alps, Austria, Balkans, Baltic, Belgium, British Isles, Carpathians, Caucasus, Czech Republic, Europe, France, Georgia, Germany, Iran, Italy, No, Others, Poland, Pyrenees, Romania
related to Taxonomy · 24
Cave bear → Austria’s Styria, Bears' Cave, Cave, Central Europe, Dechenhöhle, During World War, Esper, Germany, Heinrichshöhle, Hemer, In Romania, Iserlohn, Johann Christian Rosenmüller, Johann Friedrich Esper, Kletno Bear Cave, Leipzig University, Many, Newly Discovered Zoolites, Poland, The
related to Dietary habits · 19
Cave bear → Among Mediterranean, And, Belgium, C3, Cave, Deninger's, Dental, DMTA, Eurasian, Goyet Cave, However, Indeed, Ramesch-Knochenhöhle, Results, Seed, Spain, The, Toll Cave, Totes Gebirge
related to Relationship with humans · 18
Cave bear → Between, Cave, Drachenloch, Emil Bächler, Europe, However, In Archaeology, Insoll, It, Neanderthals, Paleolithic, Probable, Religion, Ritual, Scholars, Switzerland, The, Timothy Insoll
related to Evolution · 12
Cave bear → Both, Cave, China, Conturines, Deninger's, Early Pleistocene, Europe, In, Last Interglacial, The, This, Ursus
related to Extinction · 9
Cave bear → Additionally, Compared, DNA, Finally, Last Glacial Maximum, Reassessment, Romania, Some, This
related to Mortality · 8
Cave bear → Cave, Death, Male, Paleontologists, Some, Such, The, There
related to Description · 5
Cave bear → Cave, Ice Age, Kodiak, Of, The
related to External links · 2
Cave bear → RomaniaCave Bear Fossils, Show Caves

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cave bear bears species brown found remains years caves ursus also bones europe 000 skeletons ago humans hibernation microwear may

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those found in Toll Cave in northeastern Spaininstance ofAmong Mediterranean cave bears0.80text
the particularly low δ15N values may be a result of their high intake of nitrogen-fixing plants.Howeverinstance ofAmong Mediterranean cave bears0.80text
some evidence points toward the occasional inclusion of animal protein in cave bear dietsinstance ofAmong Mediterranean cave bears0.80text
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Cave bearrelated to DescriptionCave0.60section
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Cave bearrelated to DescriptionIce Age0.60section
Cave bearrelated to DescriptionKodiak0.60section
Cave bearrelated to Dietary habitsDental0.60section
Cave bearrelated to Dietary habitsCave0.60section
Cave bearrelated to Dietary habitsHowever0.60section
Cave bearrelated to Dietary habitsDMTA0.60section

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