- Lynx
issiodorensis,
sometimes called the
Issoire lynx, is an
extinct species of lynx that
inhabited Europe during the late
Pliocene to
Pleistocene epochs...
- species. All
living species of Lynx are
thought to
descend from Lynx
issiodorensis,
which first appeared during the
early Pliocene in Africa,
around 4...
- It is a
monotypic species, and is
thought to have
evolved from Lynx
issiodorensis.
Felis pardina was the
scientific name
proposed by
Coenraad Jacob Temminck...
- plus
Otocolobus lineages around 2.53–4.74 mya. The
Issoire lynx (L.
issiodorensis),
believed to be the
ancestor of the four
modern Lynx species, probably...
- the
hyenas Chasmaporthetes and Pliocrocuta, the
primitive lynx Lynx
issiodorensis and the
sabertooth cats
Megantereon and
Homotherium (with the Odesa...
-
Felis lunensis Acinonyx A.
aicha A.
intermedius A.
pardinensis Lynx L.
issiodorensis L.
rexroadensis L.
thomasi Puma P.
lacustris P.
pardoides P. pumoides...
- pardinensis, the cougar-relative Puma pardoides, the
primitive lynx Lynx
issiodorensis, the bear
Ursus etruscus, and the wild dog
Xenocyon falconeri. Pliocrocuta...
- scimitar-toothed cat) Cave lynx (Lynx
pardinus spelaeus)
Issoire lynx (Lynx
issiodorensis)
Panthera spp. Cave lion (Panthera spelaea)
European ice age leopard...
- the
extinct big cat
Panthera gombaszoegensis, the
extinct lynx Lynx
issiodorensis, the
extinct fox
Vulpes alopecoides,
several rats, shrews, and rabbits...
- (2025). The
first well-do****ented and
preserved fossil material of Lynx
issiodorensis from
northeastern Caucasus is
described from the
Pleistocene strata...
