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Asiatic Lion Reintroduction Project

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12-10-2014, 10:57 PM ( This post was last modified: 12-10-2014, 11:06 PM by Pckts )

(12-10-2014, 02:16 AM)'chaos' Wrote: Ok, then why bring in genetics? It has nothing to do with adaptation to terrain.
Means nothing to me that Indian lions are genetically identical to N African lions.

Also, you claimed there is no size difference between Siberians of yesteryear and
now.

Hence, the quoting of Peters post. Now you can dance the Texas two step
from now til eternity, but those are the simple facts. You just lacked "the
sight" to begin with.

 



Genetics are used to show that since they are the same species of Lion, we know what they are capable of. So if they don't reach that capability than its likely because they are not as successful, adapted, or able to in the environment they are foreign to. Hence why its a perfect tool for comparing capability. Also had to do with the ongoing debate with Amnom and brobears question as to when they arrived in India.

"Now you can dance the Texas two step
from now til eternity, but those are the simple facts."
Dance? You mean show proof, give examples and actual facts? Just because you are unable to come up with your own individual examples and misuse others or even comprehend them correctly, has nothing to do with "dancing around a topic".
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