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The Ungava brown bear (formerly Ursus arctos ungavaesis) is an extinct population of grizzly bears (Ursus arctos horribilis) that inhabited the forests of northern Quebec and Labrador until the early 20th century. Other names are the "Labrador grizzly bear" and "Labrador-Ungava grizzly." Reports of its existence were doubtful at best, until a skull was unearthed by anthropologist Steven Cox in 1975.

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rdfs:label	Os bru d'Ungava (ca) Ursus arctos ungavaesis (es) Ungava brown bear (en)
rdfs:comment	Ursus arctos ungavaesis (os bru d'Ungava) és una subespècie extinta d'os bru (Ursus arctos ) que va habitar els boscos del nord de Quebec i les penínsules de Labrador i Ungava fins a inicis del segle xx, pel que també és conegut com a "ós bru de Labrador" o "grizzly de Labrador-Ungava" Els informes de la seva existència eren dubtosos, en el millor dels casos, fins que l'antropòleg Steven Cox va descobrir un crani al 1975. (ca) Ursus arctos ungavaesis (oso pardo de Ungava) es una población extinta de osos pardos (Ursus arctos horribilis) que habitó los bosques del norte de Quebec y Labrador hasta principios del siglo XX, y por lo tanto también es conocido como el "oso pardo de Labrador" o "grizzly de Labrador-Ungava" y, debido a una de las primeras evidencias científicas de su existencia provenientes de la isla Oak, el "grizzly de Oak". Los informes de su existencia eran dudosos en el mejor de los casos, hasta que el antropólogo Steven Cox descubrió un cráneo en 1975. (es) The Ungava brown bear (formerly Ursus arctos ungavaesis) is an extinct population of grizzly bears (Ursus arctos horribilis) that inhabited the forests of northern Quebec and Labrador until the early 20th century. Other names are the "Labrador grizzly bear" and "Labrador-Ungava grizzly." Reports of its existence were doubtful at best, until a skull was unearthed by anthropologist Steven Cox in 1975. (en)
foaf:name	Ungava brown bear (en)
name	Ungava brown bear (en)
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dcterms:subject	Extinct mammals of North America Extinct animals of Canada Mammal extinctions since 1500 Arctic land animals Grizzly bears Mammals of the Arctic
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Wikipage revision ID	1119376228 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Carnivora Extinct mammals of North America Quebec Midden Molar (tooth) Extinct animals of Canada Mammal extinctions since 1500 Ungava Peninsula Ursidae Ursus (genus) Innu Cranium George Cartwright (trader) George River (Quebec) Moravian Church Labrador Peninsula Animalia Anthropology Mammalia Chordata Fur trade Polar bear Population Brown bear American black bear Harvard University Inuit Arctic land animals Grizzly bears Mammals of the Arctic Labrador Late Pleistocene Trapping Tundra Cinnamon bear Grizzly bear Newfoundland and Labrador Okak, Newfoundland and Labrador Boreal forest Pierre Desceliers Provincial Museum of Newfoundland and Labrador
sameAs	Ungava brown bear Ungava brown bear Ungava brown bear Ungava brown bear Ungava brown bear Ungava brown bear Ungava brown bear
subspecies	U. a. ungavaesis / horribilis (en)
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classis	Mammalia
familia	Ursidae
fossil range	Late Pleistocene – Recent (en)
genus	Ursus (en)
image caption	1910 (xsd:integer)
ordo	Carnivora
phylum	Chordata
regnum	Animalia
sign	George Cartwright (en)
species	U. arctos (en)
status	EX (en)
text	The beasts, are bears both black and white (en)
has abstract	Ursus arctos ungavaesis (os bru d'Ungava) és una subespècie extinta d'os bru (Ursus arctos ) que va habitar els boscos del nord de Quebec i les penínsules de Labrador i Ungava fins a inicis del segle xx, pel que també és conegut com a "ós bru de Labrador" o "grizzly de Labrador-Ungava" Els informes de la seva existència eren dubtosos, en el millor dels casos, fins que l'antropòleg Steven Cox va descobrir un crani al 1975. (ca) Ursus arctos ungavaesis (oso pardo de Ungava) es una población extinta de osos pardos (Ursus arctos horribilis) que habitó los bosques del norte de Quebec y Labrador hasta principios del siglo XX, y por lo tanto también es conocido como el "oso pardo de Labrador" o "grizzly de Labrador-Ungava" y, debido a una de las primeras evidencias científicas de su existencia provenientes de la isla Oak, el "grizzly de Oak". Los informes de su existencia eran dudosos en el mejor de los casos, hasta que el antropólogo Steven Cox descubrió un cráneo en 1975. (es) The Ungava brown bear (formerly Ursus arctos ungavaesis) is an extinct population of grizzly bears (Ursus arctos horribilis) that inhabited the forests of northern Quebec and Labrador until the early 20th century. Other names are the "Labrador grizzly bear" and "Labrador-Ungava grizzly." Reports of its existence were doubtful at best, until a skull was unearthed by anthropologist Steven Cox in 1975. (en)
species	Brown bear
gold:hypernym	Population

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