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Size of Okavango Delta Lions and Lionesses

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(02-06-2016, 04:00 AM)Dr Panthera Wrote:
(02-05-2016, 04:59 AM)tigerluver Wrote: @Dr_Panthera, do any of those sources produce measurements? If so, could you please share the full citation?

Those are trophy records from Safari Club International, you can only access the full reports ( the hunter report including measurements and the taxidermist and reviewer reports including more measurements) if you hunt and submit trophy yourself.
I requested info and better access even if I had to pay for it without me having to shoot an animal but I got zero cooperation once they knew my research interests versus hunting interests.
If full records are obtained we will have thousands of measurements for lions, leopards, and pumas , hundreds for cheetahs and jaguars ( plus thousands for brown bears and black bears and hundreds for other bears).
I will contact them again and share any info I obtain


I was actually referring to osteological measurements as you stated papers cited this specimen. I doubt hunters bothered with those but since you said it is housed in a museum it caught my interest. In what form was this specimen referred to by those authors? Just its mass?
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