Mass: 5.3 kg based on de Winton 1898 and Ward 1926
Diet: carnivore based on Mohammad 2008
Abundance: 0.09 to 4.22% (median 0.73%)
Latitudinal range: 6.6° to 35.6°Habitats: (3), desert/xeric shrubland (2), temperate broadleaf/mixed forest (1), tropical/subtropical dry broadleaf forest (8)
Found in 14 samples
Cambodia: Chhep Wildlife Sanctuary, Mondulkiri Protected Forest
India: Mudumalai Tiger Reserve, Similipal Tiger Reserve (camera traps), Akole Tahsil, Dachigam National Park, Bharatpur and Jagannathprasad, Kuno Wildlife Sanctuary (good habitat area), Kuno Wildlife Sanctuary (poor habitat area)
Iraq: Palegawra Cave (Late Pleistocene)
Israel: Shikma Biosphere Zone (summer), Shikma Biosphere Zone (winter), Ubeidiya (Layer II-23) (Early Pleistocene)
Sri Lanka: Fa-Hien Lena Cave (Phase C) (Late Pleistocene)
♀ body mass | 3827 kg | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ body mass | 5046 kg | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ body mass | 6435 kg | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
body mass | 4082 kg | N = 1 | Ward 1926 |
body mass | 6350 kg | N = 1 | Ward 1926 |
body mass | 7257 kg | N = 1 | Ward 1926 |
♀ ear length | 63 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ ear length | 64 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ ear length | 72 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♀ head and body length | 620 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ head and body length | 720 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ head and body length | 760 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
head and body length | 610 mm | N = 1 | Ward 1926 |
head and body length | 889 mm | N = 1 | Ward 1926 |
♀ hind foot length | 145 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ hind foot length | 170 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ hind foot length | 174 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ hind foot length | 145 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♀ skull length | 108 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♀ skull length | 115 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ skull length | 119 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ skull length | 122 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ skull length | 132 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ skull length | 120.5 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ skull length | 110 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♀ skull width | 70 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♀ skull width | 74.5 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ skull width | 78.5 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ skull width | 76.2 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ skull width | 75.5 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ skull width | 84.5 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ skull width | 78 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ skull width | 71.6 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♀ tail length | 210 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ tail length | 270 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
♂ tail length | 280 mm | N = 1 | de Winton 1898 |
tail length | 254 mm | N = 1 | Ward 1926 |
See also Felis, Felis catus, Felis lunensis, Felis lybica, Felis margarita, Felis nigripes, Felis silvestris, Felis sp., Felis spp., Felis teilhardi