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BODY SIZE AND MASS OF NGORONGORO CRATER LIONS

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( This post was last modified: 06-01-2015, 08:48 AM by tigerluver )

The published equation is incorrect (numbers do not work out) and actually has a flaw due to the lack of log scaling (this flaw is in all published chest girth equations).

Copied from the lion extinction thread (refer to that for the equation): "Using the equation here, the 127 cm girth is of a 192 kg specimen and the 134 cm girth of a 211 kg specimen, averaging the two masses gives 202 kg." 37 data points went into it, so it's very strong from what's available. Average percent error is 9.7%.
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