Ungava brown bear
The Ungava brown bear, or Labrador grizzly bear, is an extinct population of brown bear that inhabited the forests of northern Quebec and Labrador until the early 20th century. Reports of its existence were doubtful at best, until a skull was unearthed by anthropologist Steven Cox in 1975.
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Ungava brown bear
The Ungava brown bear, or Labrador grizzly bear, is an extinct population of brown bear that inhabited the forests of northern Quebec and Labrador until the early 20th century. Reports of its existence were doubtful at best, until a skull was unearthed by anthropologist Steven Cox in 1975.
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Late Pleistocene – Recent
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A skull photographed by William Brooks Cabot in 1910.
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The beasts, are bears both black and white
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