On two carnivores from the Pliocene breccia of Węże
Jan Stach
Acta Palaeontologica Polonica 06 (4), 1961: 321-329
The remains of mandibles and teeth of two species: Felis wenzensis n. sp. and Baranogale helbingi Kormos are discussed. By their characteristic features the species described here come near to the Pleistocene representatives known from some deposits of Europe.
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