1. The Geology of Almopia Speleopark

2. Almopia Speleopark (Pella, Macedonia, Greece): Morphology- speleogenesis of the caves

3. Paleontological and stratigraphical research in Loutra Arideas Bear Cave (Almopia Speleopark, Pella, Macedonia, Greece)

4. Chronological and systematic position of cave bears from Loutra Arideas (Pella, Macedonia, Greece)

5. The sedimentology of the Bear Cave of Almopia Speleopark (Pella, Macedonia, Greece)

6. Morphometrical variability of cheek teeth in cave bears

7. Comparative Dental Microwear Analysis of cave bears Ursus spelaeus rosenmuller, 1794 and brown bears Ursus arctos linnaeus, 1758

8. About the absence of cave bear in Provence (SE France) and the Vallescure exception

9. Migration pattern inferred from Ursus spelaeus rosenmuller tooth from Tmava skala cave (Slovak Republic) using strontium isotope analyses

10. A list of craniodental material of Pliocene ursids (genus Ursus) in the collection of Naturhistorisches Museum Basel

11. High-resolution X-ray Computed Tomography applied to the study of some endocranial traits in cave and brown bears

12. Cave bear metapodials from Divje babe I (Western Slovenia)

13. Biostatistical investigation of long bones and metapodial bones of Ursus spelaeus and Ursus deningeri

14. Tito Bustillo, a new Ursus spelaeus rosenmuller, 1794 cave assemblage in Asturias (Northern Spain)

15. New evidence from the bears of the Veneto region (Northern Italy) in the evolutionary picture of the italian cave bears

16. Cave bear open air site remains and den caves from the Upper Pleistocene of Central Bohemia (Czech Republic)

17. Ice age spotted hyenas ?Hunting or only scavenging the cave bear Ursus spelaeus rosenmuller at the ice age spotted hyena open air den and prey deposit site Bad Wildungen Biedensteg (Hessia, Germany)

18. Hyena caves in Jordan

19. The Baumann's cave at Rubeland/Harz, Germany, one of the caves noted in early science history for its cave bear and cave hyena bone deposits

20. Last glacial (OIS 4, OIS 3 and OIS 2) paleoenvironmental analysis for Western Lombardy (North Italy) cave bear sites