panthera leo उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Some of the specimens include rare and nearly extinct species, including siamang gibbons, red panda, Amur leopard, snow leopard, and the Berber lion " Panthera leo leo ", now extinct in the wild.
2. Its region is the sole home of the Asiatic lion ( " Panthera leo persica " ) in the wilderness, and is considered to be one of the most important protected areas in Asia due to its supported species.
3. Analysis of skulls and mandibles of a lion that inhabited epoch suggested that it was a new subspecies different from the other prehistoric lions, " Panthera leo vereshchagini ", known as the East Siberian-or Beringian cave lion.
4. The connection to India led to a commonality of species, e . g . freshwater fish, the now extinct Sri Lankan Gaur ( " Bibos sinhaleyus " ) and Lion ( " Panthera leo sinhaleyus " ).
5. However, recent genetic research, using ancient DNA from Beringian lions found no evidence for separating " Panthera leo vereshchagini " from the European cave lion; indeed, DNA signatures from lions from Europe and Alaska were indistinguishable, suggesting one large panmictic population.
6. The circuit concludes with the white lions ( " Panthera leo krugeri " )-a rarity in zoos-from the Transvaal, followed by the black panthers ( " Panthera pardus " ) and finally the lion ( " Panthera leo " ).
7. The circuit concludes with the white lions ( " Panthera leo krugeri " )-a rarity in zoos-from the Transvaal, followed by the black panthers ( " Panthera pardus " ) and finally the lion ( " Panthera leo " ).
8. "I vote for calling the article "'Climategate "', as that is the most commonly used term, just as the article about " Panthera leo " is called Lion . talk ) 21 : 24, 22 December 2009 ( UTC )"
9. Interior brown bears are generally smaller than is often perceived, being around the same weight as an average African lion ( " Panthera leo leo " ) at an estimate average of in males and in females, whereas adults of the coastal races weigh about twice as much.
10. An isotope analysis of bone collagen extracted from La Brea specimens indicates that " C . dirus ", the sabre-tooth cat ( " Smilodon fatalis " ) and the American lion ( " Panthera leo atrox " ) competed for the same prey.