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began to fall, and it became extinct across
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Tortosa, J. Emili; Montañana, Inocencio Sarrión (March 2010). "Presence of the genus Cuon in upper Pleistocene and initial Holocene sites of the Iberian Peninsula: new remains identified in archaeological contexts of the
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Marciszak, Adrian; Kropczyk, Aleksandra; Lipecki, Grzegorz (2021). "The first record of Cuon alpinus (Pallas, 1811) from Poland and the possible impact of other large canids on the evolution of the species".
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386:"The Middle-Late Pleistocene Cuon Hodgson, 1838 (Carnivora, Canidae) from Italy"
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Petrucci, Mauro; Romiti, Serena; Sardella, Raffaele (2012).
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1698:Prehistoric mammals of Europe
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293:Cuon alpinus caucasicus
1631:Cuon alpinus europaeus
534:members of the family
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277:Cuon alpinus europaeus
221:Cuon alpinus europaeus
198:Cuon alpinus europaeus
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289:Cuon alpinus antiquus
273:Cuon alpinus fossilis
1309:C. alpinus europaeus
405:10.4435/BSPI.2012.15
330:Cuon alpinus priscus
265:Cuon alpinus priscus
177:C. a. europaeus
1693:Prehistoric canines
1548:C. l. mogollonensis
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205:Bourguignat
1677:Categories
1410:C. latrans
930:Borophagus
839:Cynarctina
828:Tephrocyon
800:Euoplocyon
666:Osbornodon
631:Cynodesmus
572:Caniformia
570:Suborder:
418:2015-01-06
399:(2): 146.
355:References
349:C. alpinus
1646:Q18926249
1171:Lycalopex
1149:Protocyon
975:Metalopex
965:Leptocyon
909:Carpocyon
882:Aelurodon
875:Tomarctus
855:Cynarctus
786:Desmocyon
779:Cormocyon
755:Phlaocyon
728:Rhizocyon
721:Otarocyon
714:Oxetocyon
673:Caedocyon
645:Philotrox
566:Carnivora
546:Kingdom:
491:237776346
254:gray wolf
154:Species:
126:Carnivora
92:Kingdom:
86:Eukaryota
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1435:C. lupus
1284:Xenocyon
1274:Aenocyon
1206:Speothos
1139:Dusicyon
1060:U. webbi
985:Nurocyon
624:Mesocyon
560:Mammalia
554:Chordata
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548:Animalia
328:, while
312:Holocene
297:Caucasus
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116:Mammalia
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96:Animalia
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44:Valencia
1708:Canines
1007:Urocyon
949:Caninae
923:Epicyon
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558:Class:
536:Canidae
532:Extinct
471:Bibcode
260:Lineage
234:Western
228:of the
195:†
142:Genus:
136:Canidae
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112:Class:
1660:476462
1264:Eucyon
1238:Canina
1114:Canini
1071:Vulpes
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242:Middle
207:, 1868
1321:Canis
487:S2CID
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