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Ursus spelaeus (Cave Bear)
NameUrsus spelaeus (Cave Bear)
Scientific NameUrsus spelaeus
Common NameCave Bear
Geologic PeriodPleistocene
Geologic Eracenozoic
Age (Million Years Ago)0.3 - 0.0117
Discovery LocationUnknown
Geological FormationUnknown
Dimensions (cm)Unknown
Taxonomic ClassificationAnimalia Chordata Mammalia Carnivora Ursidae Ursus spelaeus
Type of Fossilbody
Preservation Qualitygood
DietPrimarily herbivorous, occasionally omnivorous
HabitatTemperate forests and grasslands, frequently utilizing caves for denning and hibernation
Raritycommon
Description
The image displays several fossilized remains attributed to Ursus spelaeus, the Cave Bear. These include a partial skull, a mandible fragment, and individual teeth, all exhibiting good preservation with visible bone and enamel structures. The coloration suggests mineralization.
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