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- Acinonyx pardinensis, sometimes called the Giant cheetah, is an extinct felid species belonging to the genus Acinonyx, closely related to the cheetah...
- paleontologist Thenius in 1954. It is sometimes considered part of Acinonyx pardinensis (where that species is considered a macrospecies) as A. p. intermedius...
- researchers considering them all junior synonyms of Acinonyx pardinensis, subspecies of A. pardinensis, species in the genus Acinonyx, or belonging to the genus...
- addition, the following fossil Acinonyx species were described: Acinonyx pardinensis by Croizet et Jobert in 1828 Acinonyx arvernensis by Croizet et Jobert...
- the Early Pleistocene, being present alongside the felines Acinonyx pardinensis and Puma pardoides and the machairodontines Homotherium latidens and...
- Species Image Felis Felis lunensis Acinonyx A. aicha A. intermedius A. pardinensis Lynx L. issiodorensis L. rexroadensis L. thomasi Puma P. lacustris P...
- as late as 10,000 years ago from the Old World. The giant cheetah (A. pardinensis), significantly larger and slower compared to the modern cheetah, occurred...
- Europe, the species C. lunensis competed with the giant cheetah Acinonyx pardinensis, and may have pre**** on the small Bourbon gazelle (Gazella borbonica)...
- their modern relatives in size. The Eurasian giant cheetah (Acinonyx pardinensis) reached 60–121 kg (132–267 lb), approximately twice as large as the...
- authors consider A. pleistocaenicus to be a species distinct from Acinonyx pardinensis, and interpret Acinonyx intermedius as migrating from Africa into Asia...