Dire wolves were the last of an ancient New World canid lineage
Angela Perri(Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology), Laurent Frantz(Wageningen University & Research), Philippe Gaubert(Universidade do Porto), Ardern Hulme‐Beaman(University of Liverpool), Alexandra Jamieson(University of Oxford), Mikkel‐Holger S. Sinding(University of Copenhagen), Samantha Presslee(University of York), Matthew J. Collins(University of Copenhagen), Nedda F. Saremi(University of California, Santa Cruz), Shyam Gopalakrishnan(University of Copenhagen), Greger Larson(University of Oxford), Yaroslav V. Kuzmin(National Research Tomsk State University), Blaire Van Valkenburgh(University of California, Los Angeles), Selina Brace(Natural History Museum), Audrey T. Lin(Smithsonian Institution), Kristofer M. Helgen(Australian Museum), Ekaterina Antipina(Institute of Archaeology), Katherine Marie Skerry(Arizona State University), Colin J. Shew(University of California, Davis), James Haile(University of Copenhagen), Beth Shapiro(University of California, Santa Cruz), Alan Cooper(The University of Adelaide), James C. Chatters, Graham Gower(University of Copenhagen), П. А. Косинцев(Ural Federal University), M. Thomas P. Gilbert(University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign), Allowen Evin(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Alexander T. Salis(The University of Adelaide), Anna Linderholm(University of Oxford), Holly Heiniger(The University of Adelaide), Julie Meachen(Des Moines University), José Alfredo Samaniego Castruita(University of Copenhagen), Josh Kapp(University of California, Santa Cruz), Anne C. Stone(Arizona State University), Mikhail Sablin(Russian Academy of Sciences), Sandra Álvarez-Carretero(University of Bristol), Christian Carøe(University of Copenhagen), Pere Rosselló Bover(Universidad de Zaragoza), Blaine W. Schubert(East Tennessee State University), Robert K. Wayne(University of California, Los Angeles), Dmitrii E. Taranenko(Institute of Systematics and Ecology of Animals), Andrew T. Ozga(University of Oklahoma), Carly Ameen(University of Exeter), Keith Dobney(University of Aberdeen), Kieren J. Mitchell(The University of Adelaide), Alberto Carmagnini(Queen Mary University of London), Mario dos Reis(Queen Mary University of London), Mary Thompson(Idaho State University), Alice Mouton(University of Liège)
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