Thylacinus cynocephalus (extinct large mammal)

Abundance: 0.07 to 13.79% (median 0.74%)

Latitudinal range: -42.6° to -15.8°

Habitats: (23) only

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Found in 23 samples

Australia: Grant Hall (Layer 1) (Late Pleistocene), Grant Hall (Layer 2) (Late Pleistocene), Grant Hall (Layer 3) (Late Pleistocene), QML1396 (Horizon B) (Late Pleistocene), QML796 (Horizon A4) (Late Pleistocene), Grant Hall Square G7 (Unit B) (Late Pleistocene), Grant Hall Square G7 (Unit C) (Late Pleistocene), Grant Hall Square G7 (Unit D) (Late Pleistocene), Grant Hall Square G7 (Unit E) (Late Pleistocene), Wee Jasper 99 (Pleistocene - Holocene), Cement Mills, Gore (Late Pleistocene), Kelly Hill Cave (K1–P2) - Layer 7D (Late Pleistocene), Titan’s Shelter (Site G2) (Late Pleistocene), Caladenia Cave (Group E) (Holocene), Caladenia Cave (Group G) (Holocene), Widgingarri Rockshelter 1 (Lower Horizon) (Late Pleistocene), Cloggs Cave (Layer VIII) (Late Pleistocene), Tight Entrance Cave (Unit J) (Late Pleistocene), Tight Entrance Cave (Units E-G) (Late Pleistocene), Tight Entrance Cave (Unit E*) (Late Pleistocene), Tight Entrance Cave (Unit D) (Late Pleistocene), Kudjal Yolgah Cave (Unit 7) (Late Pleistocene), Mammoth Cave (Late Pleistocene)

See also Thylacinus, Thylacinus sp.