Lions in West-Africa

[GuateGojira]

I agree.

This population is the most fragmented of all the lions. Dubach et al. (2013) place the West-Africa lion, the Barbary lion and the Indian lion under the same subspecies (Panthera leo leo), but this forum already have two different topics:
1. For the Barbary lion: http://wildfact.com/forum/topic-the-size...rbary-lion
2. For the Indian lion: http://wildfact.com/forum/topic-asiatic-...and-videos

I suggest IMO to use this only for the population of the West African population. In a next post, I can post a summary of the information of the Barbary and the Indian lion, but the rest of the topic should be dedicated for the lions of the Atlantic area. 

Ironically, this forum will keep this population fragmented, but only for post purposes. Reply