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Modern Weights and Measurements of Wild Lions

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Modern Weights and Measurements of Wild Lions

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04-25-2023, 10:47 PM

(04-25-2023, 06:59 PM)AlexMercer Wrote: I'll explain to all of you later, maybe this Sunday. What I can tell you guys is that Dr. Thomas Gnoske estimated that om7935 was 176-182cm. He thinks it is 182cm. In short, the measurements of this lion may be shorter than the average, or equal to the average(straight line). Correct measurements measure is: the nose to  the sacrum near(the caudal vertebra is behind the sacrum); And the straight bone length(including pelvis) of om7935 is almost the same as that of Amur Tiger with 161kg and 191cm curve(it seems to be about 1cm shorter). Also, bones are inclined in the body of big cats, such as cervical vertebrae and hip bones, so this also needs to be reduced in length.

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