In recent years, the evolutionary history of rhinoceroses has been extensively developed
and clarified, notably with the help of morpho-anatomical and molecular-based phylogenetic …

The prevalence of large game found in association with Middle Paleolithic tools has
traditionally biased our ideas of Neanderthal subsistence practices. Studies document the …

We present an inventory of the progress of recent research on the biostratigraphy and
palaeoecology of the genus Equus sensu lato in Europe. Our discussion starts with the new …

Three morphotypes of fossil fecal material (coprolites) have been identified from the Upper
Pleistocene site of Cova del Coll Verdaguer (NE Iberian Peninsula). Coprolites are …

Little is known about the ecosystems in the north of the Indochinese peninsula at the Middle-
Late Pleistocene transition. In this paper, we analyzed the new fauna from Coc Muoi cave …

Bone accumulations created by carnivores during the Pleistocene have been largely
associated with the action of cave hyenas (Crocuta spelaea Golfüss, 1823), identified all …

In this study, we examine patterns for identifying spotted hyena dens in the fossil record
through mortality profiles and discuss their ethological significance as a tool for …

Predator teeth, especially canines, leave circular marks as pits and punctures on the bone
surface of prey. The morphology and dimensions of puncture marks are related to different …

Abstract The Palaeolithic sequence of Grotta Paglicci (Gargano promontory, Apulia,
Southern Italy) is one of the most important in the Mediterranean area: It comprises the …

The Pleistocene faunal accumulations documented in caves have commonly been attributed
to the activity of humans or carnivores. According to the palaeontological and archaeological …