Cave Lions Diverged 1.5 Million Years Ago, Research Shows

New research analyzing 12 genomes of extinct cave lions reveals that glaciations shaped and separated two distinct lineages approximately 1.5 million years ago. The study suggests these ancient predators were solitary, larger, and lacked manes.

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Leões-das-cavernas separaram-se há 1,5 milhões de anos

Solitários, maiores e sem juba: investigadores analisaram 12 genomas de leões extintos e descobriram que as glaciações moldaram — e aproximaram — duas linhagens distintas.

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Cave Lions Diverged 1.5 Million Years Ago, Research Shows

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Leões-das-cavernas separaram-se há 1,5 milhões de anos

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