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More to come on this, I have been working in a few comparisons.
About the Wanhsien tiger, all I can say is that the largest fossils came from dentition, with upper Pm4 and lower m1 been somewhat larger than the largest modern Bengal and Amur tigers.
However, overall, I estimated (previously) that the largest Wanhsien tiger was about the same size than the largest Amur-Bengal specimen recorded. However, on average figures, the Wanhsien tiger was probably larger than the average Amur-Bengal tigers.