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Tiger-Lion Coexistence in Eurasia between Middle Pleistocene and Holocene Epochs

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(03-21-2019, 01:02 PM)parvez Wrote: well, i meant late Pleistocene. Only around tens of thousands of years ago. Not millions. I am sure in places like iran or Persia they coexisted during Pleistocene and I was talking about that.
OK OK. So, you are talking about modern lion and tiger spp.. like "leo" (persica and europea) and "tigris" (virgata, tigris or Bengal and corbetti).

Sure they coexisted in, Northern Iran (Hyrcan or Caspain), Afghan and Pak (sindh or Indus) and south eastern Europe like Greece, Bulgaria and Romania etc..,. and Yes, India too ! (but, please no fight content, "adi okati matram vadu andi" Happy )

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