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have been reported from two sites in Belize, at least one of which is also
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867:"Devil's Den, Florida: Rare Earth Element Analysis Indicates Contemporaneity of Humans and Latest Pleistocene Fauna"
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996:Transactions of the American Philosophical Society
809:"Pleistocene mammals from Extinction Cave, Belize"
759:Vertebrate Paleontology in New Mexico: Bulletin 68
566:Edisto Beach, South Carolina (Rancholabrean epoch)
396:was a contemporary of and shared its habitat with
615:San Josito Cave, Nuevo León (Rancholabrean epoch)
2007:
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910:"Tremarctos floridanus-Florida spectacled bear"
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2041:Fossil taxa described in 1928
914:UTEP Biodiversity Collections
735:. Columbia University Press.
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2056:Prehistoric carnivoran stubs
1969:. You can help Knowledge by
785:Caribbean Journal of Science
597:Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
557:, Miami-Dade County, Florida
545:in Jefferson County, Florida
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990:Sanders, Albert E. (2002).
679:Kurtén and Anderson: 178-80
586:Harleyville, South Carolina
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960:Purdy, Barbara A. (2008).
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1021:"Fossil Bears from Texas"
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19:Not to be confused with
2031:Pleistocene extinctions
1614:Helarctos sinomalayanus
702:"Tremarctos floridanus"
647:"Tremarctos floridanus"
343:Florida spectacled bear
16:Extinct species of bear
1100:members of the family
835:10.1139/cjes-2018-0178
1886:Paleobiology Database
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1808:Tremarctos floridanus
1050:The Charleston Museum
998:. 92, Part 5: 33–40.
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588:(Rancholabrean epoch)
339:Tremarctos floridanus
281:Tremarctos floridanus
247:Tremarctos floridanus
32:Tremarctos floridanus
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39:Pleistocene–Holocene
1961:animals from order
1903:Arctodus floridanus
1733:U. sackdillingensis
827:2020CaJES..57..366C
433:Arctodus floridanus
378:American black bear
268:Arctodus floridanus
1624:Melursus theobaldi
1487:A. wulingshanensis
619:San Simon, Arizona
555:Cutler Fossil Site
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370:Tremarctos ornatus
318:, in northeastern
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