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Estraviz-López, D., & Mateus O.
(2019).
Tracks and multiple skeletons of brown bear ("Ursus Arctos") in Algar do Vale da Pena, Portugal
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Zubía. 31,
77-82.
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Estraviz, D., & Mateus O.
(2018).
The quaternary mammals from the caves of Casais Robustos and Cabeço de Morto, Alcanena (Portugal): the case of Lynx pardinus Temminck, 1827
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EJIP Life finds a way.
159-162., Gasteiz, Spain
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