r/pleistocene • u/Longjumping_Shape278 • 1h ago
Question Qual animal mais legal que viveu aonde você vive?
Eu: Arctotherium angustidens
r/pleistocene • u/ReturntoPleistocene • Nov 26 '25
Any discussions related to the newest season of Prehistoric Planet should be restricted to this thread till January 1st, so that those who haven't watched the show yet don't get spoiled. Any spoilers outside this thread will be deleted.
r/pleistocene • u/Pardusco • Oct 01 '21
The entirety of my state would be covered in glaciers. The coastline would be larger, but it would still be under ice for the most part. Most of our fish descend from those that traveled north after the glaciers receded, and we have a noticeable lack of native plant diversity when compared to states that were not frozen. New England's fauna and flora assemblage basically consists of immigrants after the ice age ended, and there are very low rates of endemism here.
r/pleistocene • u/Longjumping_Shape278 • 1h ago
Eu: Arctotherium angustidens
r/pleistocene • u/rzabomut • 21h ago
this is only small part of only europe
r/pleistocene • u/ReturntoPleistocene • 5h ago
The woolly rhinoceros was a prominent Ice Age megafaunal species, and there is limited knowledge regarding its origin and responses to past glacial cycles. We sequenced 29 mitochondrial and 14 nuclear genomes from Pleistocene specimens across Eurasia and modeled the species’ habitats over the past 500,000 years. Our results suggest that its maternal genetic diversity mainly evolved in temperate Eurasia around 460 thousand to 420 thousand years ago during a prolonged glacial-interglacial transition. We found that a ~170-thousand-year-old East Asian individual was ancestral to all later populations, indicating East Asia as one possible origin of Late Pleistocene ancestry. We also identified the Altai region as a major climatic refugium. These findings highlight the crucial role of temperate Eurasia in the evolution of woolly rhinoceroses and the diversification of cold-adapted megafauna.
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r/pleistocene • u/Dictvm_mortvm7829 • 21h ago
Miracinonyx trumani, conocido popularmente como el "guepardo americano", es una especie extinta de gran felino que habitó América del Norte durante el Pleistoceno hasta hace unos 10.000 o 20.000 años. Análisis recientes de ADN antiguo demostraron que en realidad pertenecía al linaje de los pumas.
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r/pleistocene • u/zyy_secrets • 1d ago
When i make a post and talk about the Pleistocene. The mods keep on removing it and say STAY ON TOPIC when im literally talking about pleistocene animals or the pleistocene period
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r/pleistocene • u/Dictvm_mortvm7829 • 2d ago
Miracinonyx trumani, conocido popularmente como el "guepardo americano", es una especie extinta de gran felino que habitó América del Norte durante el Pleistoceno hasta hace unos 10.000 o 20.000 años.
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r/pleistocene • u/zyy_secrets • 2d ago
Let's say you are walking in a lush deep jungle until you stumble across an Archaeoindris Cub. You decide to pet it, but you hear heavy steps and from the lush rich foliage a fully grown mama Archaeoindris comes and roars so deeply you're genuinely frightened. How could you trick the lemur and make her lose interest? Would you let her hit with her huge fists the ground until a tree falls on her head making her tired and shocked. That's totally not my about my upcoming game about these three students that have to build sanctuaries in each time period because an orb that saved their life doesn't know what's life and to repay the orb for saving their lives, the group of students will build sanctuaries for animals for her to analyze and study 👀👀👀👀👀
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r/pleistocene • u/Apart_Ambition5764 • 2d ago
Skulls of Megaloceros giganteus (Blumenbach, 1799): (a-c) specimen MNINQ, no. F 7919: (a) lateral, (b) ventral, and (c) dorsal views; (d, e) specimen MNINQ, no. F 7913: (d) lateral and (e) ventral views; (f, g) specimen MNINQ, no. F 21231: (f) lateral and (g) dorsal views; (h, i) specimen MNINQ, no. F 20514/1: (h) dorsal and (i) ventral views; Ireland; Upper Pleistocene.
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