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- (1967). "Wohin gehört "Felis" palaeosinensis Zdansky, 1924 in systematischer Hinsicht" [Where does “Felis” palaeosinensis Zdansky, 1924 belong in systematic...
- Pleistocene of the Indian Subcontinent (Bison sivalensis) and China (Bison palaeosinensis), approximately 3.4-2.6 million years ago (Ma) are placed in the subgenus...
- athabascae Plains bison, B. b. bison European bison, Bison bonasus Bison palaeosinensis†, (extinct) Steppe wisent†, Bison priscus Ancient bison†, Bison antiquus...
- recent studies considered P. zdanskyi likely to be a synonym of Panthera palaeosinensis, noting that its proposed differences from that species fell within...
- that parallel those in other cat genomes. The fossil species Panthera palaeosinensis of early Pleistocene northern China was described as a possible tiger...
- to the species Panthera leo, Panthera gombaszoegensis, and Panthera palaeosinensis. Panthera principialis was a lion-sized cat. Hemmer, Helmut (2023)....
- East Asia are Pekania palaeosinensis and P. anderssoni, though P. anderssoni is often considered to be a synonym of P. palaeosinensis. Another North American...
- the Early Pliocene around 3.7 million years ago in Tanzania. Panthera palaeosinensis lived in the Early Pleistocene around two million years ago in northern...
- †Bos latifrons †Bos menneri †Bos occidentalis †Bos schoetensacki †Bos palaeosinensis †Bos sivalensis †Bos georgicus Mammals portal Agriculture portal Bovine...
- excavated in 2010 in Zanda County on the Tibetan Plateau. Panthera palaeosinensis from North China probably dates to the Late Miocene or Early Pliocene...