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

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

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04-27-2019, 11:54 PM

(04-27-2019, 11:11 PM)Sanju Wrote: @Shadow  You can disagree with valid references.

Of course I created this thread to know everybody's opinions and take a look at every possible way how they coexisted, where and when they coexisted and what survival strategy they adapted, their population dynamics and Competition intensity etc.., (very little data available about this issue and everything I got is poured in this thread and BorneanTiger helped too)

So, obviously it will be with speculations and theories coz no body has a time machine to investigate the reality of how they coexisted at the same time no one is astrologer or fortune teller to predict future but scientists and biologists are inclined supporting they could coexist again...

I already stated opinions are welcomed but if anybody wants to debate, they should represent reliable data and sources supporting their theories. Plain statements should only be said by mentioning "IMO". Not only opinions new data about their range overlap and time periods or historic records is also appreciable.

Only thing that is not allowed is nobody should deny that they coexisted in Eurasia coz they did and second is Tiger V Lion debate (they did fight once but no need to discuss who wins all the time, who lose, who is king of jungle, minister of jungle etc.., in this thread). If you don't like this thread and feel waste of time, you're free to ignore. :) Like

I didn´t deny anything. Just pointed out, that some disagreements are such, that no matter how much debating it is impossible to say who is right and who is wrong. Like issue with territorial behavior. Until we have in some place lions and tigers side by side, no-one knows really. Of course if you have some good information from past how it was, that is a different thing.
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