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Felis lunensis was one of the
first modern Felis species,
appearing around 2.5 million
years ago in the Pliocene.
Fossil specimens of F.
lunensis have...
- America. The type
species Ecteninion lunensis was
named by R.N. Martinez, C.L. May, and C.A.
Forster in 1996. E.
lunensis is
known from a
nearly complete skull...
- that is now
northwestern Argentina. The type and only species,
Eoraptor lunensis, was
first described in 1993, and is
known from an
almost complete and...
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Commons has
media related to
Coleophora lunensis.
Wikispecies has
information related to
Coleophora lunensis.
Fauna Europaea The
Casebearers of the Volga-Ural...
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Miocene C.
gangsriensis Tseng, Li, & Wang, 2013 - Asia,
Early Pliocene C.
lunensis Del Campana, 1914 - Eurasia, Late
Miocene to
Early Pleistocene C. melei...
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Felis lunensis,
which lived in
Europe in the late
Pliocene and
Villafranchian periods.
Fossil remains indicate that the
transition from
lunensis to silvestris...
-
mandibular ramus, and is
distinguished from the closely-related
felines Felis lunensis and
Felis silvestris (the
modern European wildcat) by its
larger teeth...
- Late Tri****ic
according to the ICS). Some
studies have
found Eoraptor lunensis (also from the
Ischigualasto Formation),
traditionally considered a theropod...
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Pietro Ippolito da Luni (Latin:
Petrus Hippolytus Lunensis) was the
royal scribe (librarius regius) of the
Kingdom of
Naples from 1472 to 1492. He was...
- 22
April 2019. Ward-perkins,
Bryan (1
January 1986). "Luni and the Ager
Lunensis: The Rise and Fall of a
Roman Town and its Territory".
Papers of the British...
