In the sub-Arctic region of Yakutia, bears are reportedly quite small compared to other regions. beringianus, with a proportionately larger skull than the nominate subspecies. Most bears of this type are fairly dark, but some are as pale as grizzly bears. As the farthest east ranging of all Eurasian brown bear populations, it is found in Chukotka as far as the coast of the Bering Strait to the east and the coast of the Chukchi Sea in the north. Ranges as far north as the southwestern Taymyr Peninsula and the Anabar River. Ursus arctos collaris – East Siberian brown bearĪ majority of Siberia from the Yenisei River to as far south as the Altai Mountains in northern Mongolia, northernmost Xinjiang and northeastern Kazakhstan. Middendorf described it from Greater Shantar Island with its distribution range comprising the eastern coast of Siberia and Japan. It is thought to be the ancestor of the polar bear, the Kodiak bear, and the peninsular brown bears of Alaska. Overall has dark coloring, some animals appearing almost blackish-brown but will usually be paler at the top of the back.
Ursus arctos beringianus – Kamchatkan brown bear or Far Eastern brown bearįound in the coastal lands surrounding the Sea of Okhotsk down as far as the Shantar Islands, Kolyma, all the land around the Shelikhov Gulf, the Kamchatka Peninsula and Paramushir Island.
Ī predominantly dark, richly brown colored (with rare light-colored individuals), moderately sized subspecies with dark claws, the Eurasian brown bears occurring in Russia are larger than their European counterparts, which may be in part because they are hunted less. May be found as far east in Russia as the Yenisei River in Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug to Novosibirsk Oblast in the south, where the subspecies intergrades into U. Represents every population found in Europe, as well as their range in western Russia and the Caucasus. Ursus arctos arctos – Eurasian brown bear or European brown bear
Formerly or currently considered subspecies or populations of brown bears have been listed as follows: List Palearctic realm (Eurasia and North Africa)
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