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Panthera spelaea, also
known as the
cave lion or
steppe lion, is an
extinct Panthera species that most
likely evolved in
Europe after the
third Cromerian...
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Panthera atrox,
better known as the
American lion, also
called the
North American lion, or
American cave lion, is an
extinct pantherine cat.
Panthera atrox...
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Cave lions are
large extinct carnivorous felids that are
classified either as
subspecies of the
lion (Panthera leo), or as
distinct but
closely related...
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modern lion in
Africa and Eurasia. It is
depicted in
Paleolithic cave paintings,
ivory carvings, and clay busts. P. atrox, or the
American lion, ranged...
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fossilis has
sometimes been
referred to by the
common names steppe lion or
cave lion,
though these names are
conventionally restricted to the
later related...
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called the
Lion-man of Hohlenstein-Stadel, is a
prehistoric ivory sculpture discovered in Hohlenstein-Stadel, a
German cave, part of the
Caves and Ice Age...
- herself, for
several days.
Having been
attacked and
nearly killed by a
cave lion and
suffering from starvation, exhaustion, and
infection of her wounds...
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Paleolithic cave painting depicting cave lions,
found in the
Chauvet Cave,
France Heracles and the
Nemean lion, c. 540 BCE, Boeotia,
Greece Lion sculpture...
- the woods. She then
suffers a
severe injury to her legs from a
nearby cave lion.
After suffering from starvation, exhaustion, and
infection of her wounds...
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hyena teeth discovered in
Gailenreuth as
those of a
lion, and in 1784,
Collini described a
cave hyena skull as that of a seal. The past
presence of hyenas...
