Fossil foxes, genus Vulpes, are known since the Late Miocene of North America and the Old
World but their record is utterly scarce, fragmentary, and referred to a number of different …

European continental mammal biochronology has been developed in Italy since the
pioneering work of Augusto Azzaroli. The Villafranchian is a Mammal Age, a …

In the complex scenario of Plio–Pleistocene mammalian faunal turnovers, recent research
on canids has revealed an increasingly higher number of species than previously thought. In …

Abstract During Neogene–Quaternary times, all the dispersals of African taxa into the
European continent are related to important faunal turnovers in the Eurasian faunas. Only on …

An ecomorphological analysis of the skeletal remains of large canids, Canis (Xenocyon)
falconeri and Canis etruscus (Mammalia, Carnivora, Canidae), preserved in an assemblage …

In this article, we present the first results on the large mammal fauna from the new open-air
Lower Palaeolithic locality Marathousa 1 (MAR-1)(Megalopolis Basin, Peloponnesus …

An analysis of the taxonomy and distribution of the Mio–Pliocene and Pleistocene Eucyon-
like and Canis-like canids of the tribe Canini of Eurasia was performed, with a description of …

The hunting dog, Lycaon pictus, is one of the most representative species of the extant
African fauna and one of the most efficient predators in the World. This species is actually a …

The Caninae are especially abundant in the Plio-Pleistocene record of Western Europe
where several genera, species and subspecies have been recognized, with some still under …

The carnivores from Trinchera Dolina level 6 (TD6) in Sierra de Atapuerca include Ursus sp.,
Crocuta crocuta, Mustela palerminea, Lynx sp., Canis mosbachensis and Vulpes …