Here we present a preliminary report on the biometric variability of the upper and lower carnassial of Canis lupus from several late Middle to Late Pleistocene sites of Apulia (southern Italy). Our results indicate a dimensional trend of wolves which allows two distinct chronological morphotypes to be identified, represented by medium-sized forms, reported until the MIS 4 followed by larger forms starting with the MIS 3.

Size variation of the middle-late pleistocene grey wolf (canis lupus) from the italian peninsula / Iurino, D. A.; Mecozzi, B.; Persico, D.; Maimone, L.; Sardella, R.. - (2023), pp. 54-62.

Size variation of the middle-late pleistocene grey wolf (canis lupus) from the italian peninsula

Iurino D. A.;Mecozzi B.
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Persico D.;Sardella R.
2023

Abstract

Here we present a preliminary report on the biometric variability of the upper and lower carnassial of Canis lupus from several late Middle to Late Pleistocene sites of Apulia (southern Italy). Our results indicate a dimensional trend of wolves which allows two distinct chronological morphotypes to be identified, represented by medium-sized forms, reported until the MIS 4 followed by larger forms starting with the MIS 3.
2023
Dogs, Past and Present: An Interdisciplinary Perspective
978-1-80327-354-9
978-1-80327-355-6
Apulia; biochronology; canids; carnivoran; Mediterranean
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Size variation of the middle-late pleistocene grey wolf (canis lupus) from the italian peninsula / Iurino, D. A.; Mecozzi, B.; Persico, D.; Maimone, L.; Sardella, R.. - (2023), pp. 54-62.
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