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Wild horse
Steppe bison
Hour
Late Pilocene rhinoceros
Southern elephant
Ancient hippo
Bear of Auvergne
Etruscan bear
Saber-toothed tiger
Etruscan dog
Kebele volterrana
Clay antefix
Wild horse
Steppe bison
Hour
Late Pilocene rhinoceros
Southern elephant
Ancient hippo
Bear of Auvergne
Etruscan bear
Saber-toothed tiger
Etruscan dog
Kebele volterrana
Clay antefix

Bear of Auvergne

Anonymous

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Montevarchi Paleontological Museum

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The Auvergne bear was a species of bear widespread, during the entire Pliocene, in Europe and China with various subspecies. It was a small Ursidae typical of forest environments, similar to the current Tibetan bear, especially from the dental point of view, although it was smaller in size. The Auvergne bear was the first representative of the genus Ursus and in fact is the origin of black, cave and brown bears both in Europe and in North America. In Europe it gives origin, at the end of the Pliocene (about 2.6 million years ago), to the Etruscan bear.
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Title: Bear of Auvergne

Author: Anonymous

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Technique: Incomplete skull with mandible

Displayed in: Montevarchi Paleontological Museum

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