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Who is the "king" of tigers? - Bengal or Amur

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04-06-2020, 02:14 AM ( This post was last modified: 04-06-2020, 09:29 AM by peter )

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Many thanks for the predictive equation. I found a lot more. When I wanted to post the info, it took me some time to find this thread. I propose to continue the discussion in the tiger extinction thread. The reasons are:

a - The extinction threads are in a seperate section. It's easy to find them.
b - The discussion on the relation between 'heel width' and weight is interesting. It deserves more attention.
c - The discussion on the relation between heel width and weight doesn't belong here. 
d - It would be appreciated if you could move (copies of) all posts related to the discussion on heel width and weight to the tiger thread.  

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Time and again I noticed it isn't easy to find threads. Not seldom, threads about a particular species are in different sections. A pity, as it results in dispersion of information and a lot of lost time. When I've trouble finding specific threads, chances are it isn't much different for our readers. My proposal is to start thinking about a reorganisation.
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