- such as this led to the
migration of
Indarctos-like
bears into
North America. At the end of the Late Miocene,
Indarctos punjabiensis went
extinct as the last...
- Pilgrim, 1913 †
Indarctos anthracitis (Weithofer, 1888) †
Indarctos arctoides (Deperet, 1895) †
Indarctos atticus (Weithofer, 1888) †
Indarctos bakalovi (Kovachev...
-
Fossil baculum of a bear (
Indarctos) from the Miocene...
- but
these indicate it was
significantly smaller than its
close relative Indarctos,
which could reach 265.74 kg.
Miomaci is
known from
dental remains of...
-
Agriotheriini consists of the
three (perhaps four)
genera Agriotherium Huracan Indarctos Miomaci (possibly). The
taxonomy of
these bears has
variously placed some...
-
Agriotheriinae (Mammalia, Carnivora)néogènes de l'Ancien
Monde presence du
genre Indarctos dans la
faune de
Menacer (ex−Marceau), Algérie". Geobios. 19 (5): 573–586...
-
Miocene to the Pliocene, ~10.3—3.3 Mya,
existing for
about 7
million years.
Indarctos (10.7—9.2 Mya)
preceded Plionarctos by only a few
thousand years and was...
- said genus, but lots of
similarities between A.
schneideri and
genus Indarctos. This was
further supported in the 2019
publication of A.
hendeyi which...
- Kretzoiarctos† (12–8.7 Mya) K.
beatrix (12–8.7 Mya)
Tribe Indarctini†
Genus Indarctos† I.
anthracitis I.
arctoides (9.7–8.7 Mya) I.
atticus (8.7–5.3 Mya) I...
-
Machairodus and Paramachairodus, the bear
Indarctos, and the
small hyenid Protictitherium.
While the much
larger Indarctos,
Machairodus and
Magericyon would likely...
