The now-extinct steppe bison once roamed the Iberian Peninsula during the Ice Age, and while European bison aren't native to the area, they have at least demonstrated an ability to thrive in ...

Combined evidence from ancient DNA and cave art led scientists to conclude that the European bison, pictured here, appeared around 120,000 years ago as a result of hybridization between cattle ...

The European bison, which will be reintroduced to the area by spring 2022, “is the closest living relative to ancient steppe bison, which once roamed Britain”, says the BBC. From our morning ...

This is Grant Zazula of the Yukon Paleontology Program with the skull of a Pleistocene steppe bison. Disclaimer: AAAS and EurekAlert! are not responsible for the accuracy of news releases posted ...

The years-long experience of work with musk oxen will favor building up the park's population of bison, the region's Governor Dmitry Artyukhov said TASS, July 21. Steppe bison from Yakutia were ...

The park is home to nine species of large herbivores - reindeer, Yakut horse, elk, steppe bison, bison, musk ox, yak, Kalmyk cow and sheep. The park's specialists have been experimenting on the ...

They found that “invisible extinctions”—in which the fossil record looks continuous but in fact species were dying out while being replaced by morphologically similar cousins—were relatively common: ...