Pleistocene hares from the East Siberian Arctic (Lagomorpha: Leporidae).
Averianov A.O., Kuznetsova T.V., Nikol’skii P.A.
P. 71-76
Isolated fossil hare bones from seven Pleistocene localities in the east Siberian Arctic are attributed to Lepus tanaiticus vereschagini Averianov, 1995 (Mamontovaya Khayata) and to L. tanaiticus subsp. indet. (other localities).
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