Human-behavioral and paleoecological implications of terminal Pleistocene fox remains at the Marmes Site (45FR50), eastern Washington state, USA

► Previous identifications of terminal Pleistocene arctic fox corrected to red fox. ► Cut marks and percussion damage on fox remains indicate human butchering. ► Fox remains with eyed bone needles suggest production of tailored clothing. ► Red fox continuously distributed during terminal Pleistocene. ► Red fox indicate cooler than modern terminal Pleistocene climate.