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ANTEO-2º Concorso di Paleoarte- 2020
ANTEO - 2nd Paleoart Prize
ANTEO
ANTEO - Associazione Natura Terra E Oceano
2nd Prize
Entry:
Coelodonta antiquitatis
![In a nocturnal scenario, a specimen of Panthera gombaszoegensis has just felled an individual of the genus Leptobos. The scene does not take place in a dense forest; in fact, the so-called “Tuscan panther” was probably a solitary animal that was ill-suited to live in highly forested and/or wooded environment [O'Regan et al., 2002]. Such predation scenarios are highly likely given the coexistence of the two genera in the same territories of Pleistocene Italy and in the same temporal range (Argant et al., 2007; Masini et al., 2013; Palaeobiology Database) The mantle pattern typology was inferred using a machine learning validated by a dataset consisting of data collected from taxa today belonging to Felidae. The prediction was tested using phylogenetic inference (Werdelin and Olsson, 1997; Ortolani, 1999), placing P. gombaszoegensis as a sister taxon to Panthera tigris (Chatar et al., 2022).](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/tl2ZT7jXmPq-wPH7vZ87xHvf-MpFFs8ZdsJCMRfwO3b8gsf2sv2OH63CotY46oLPWhnXms18N_ZxUcTQhYfUlRDqpi208H-w1AKusDFxynWCAVz2z7-IOZ6tpKWxHS_gXM3IjgVuL_YMMSO2suRHZAzmD656CNtpv7k4ySqwhjkiKUQdjAKTQw=w1280)
Premio Italiano di Paleoarte - 2023
Italian Paleoart Prize
Montevarchi Paleontological Museum
Museo Paleontologico di Montevarchi
Partecipation
Entries:
"Cats also swim"
Smilodon populator
"Ghosts in the darkness"
Panthera gombaszoegensis with Leptobos sp.
Premio Italiano di Paleoarte - 2024
Italian Paleoart Prize
Montevarchi Paleontological Museum
Museo Paleontologico di Montevarchi
Partecipation
Entry:
"Hunger."
Ichthyostega sp.
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