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Ligers and Tigons oh my!Moderator: BioTeam Ligers and Tigons oh my!Hi i am doing a biology report about the hybrids from lions and tigers (Tigons and Ligers). I was wondering if you guys could help me find some websites and books on the topic. Also i need the DNA reason why they can still interbreed and the evolutionary tree for both.
Last edited by Inuyasha on Fri Dec 17, 2004 9:19 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Yo, found a couple sites. Hope that they help
http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Liger http://www.lairweb.org.nz/tiger/tigons.html http://yarchive.net/med/liger.html[/url]
ReplyInteresting Topic INU, Tony Guo right? Anyways you might want to check out books on hyrbid zones rather than ligers and tigons. Harrison published many books on the topic you want to study. There are also many published articles on the Henderson library database.
DRAGON
Wait, who's talking to who here? I mean...Inuyasha posted his question, and then Dragon replied...and Inuyasha's helping out Dragon? I'm confused. Oh well.
It kinda seems like u (Inu) and Snake are having the same kind report stuff. For school, it seems? Just give me the entire question, and I'll send you a loada sites, hahaha.
It's Inuyasha's question and Dragon's reply, we are simply doing a report on evolution
Poor Johnny Sasaki.
! -Solid Snake
O ok. I was wondering if Inu could post up a picture of a liger or something, cuz my comp tends to run pretty slow when loading sites with a lot of images, and they just end up with the text showing and the pictures not showing at all. It'll just be interesting to see it, that's all.
There are 10 types of people in this world. Those who understand binary, and those who don't.
its like a lions head and mane with a tigers body, as far as the stripes go
Poor Johnny Sasaki.
! -Solid Snake
Ti-tigonsTi-tigons are the rarest and most awesome of all hybrid cats. If you haven't seen a picture of one then you really should. They are 3/4 tiger and 1/4 lion. Really amazing looking creatures. I'll find a picture soon hopefully.
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