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The extinct Caspian tiger was almost geneticly identical to the Siberian.
The Caspian tiger has been extinct for several decades now. However, recent evidence suggests the Caspian tiger was an isolated population of the Siberian tiger, very close genetically.
the caspian tiger
Hunting and loss of habitat doomed the Caspian tiger. Recent evidence shows the Siberian tiger to be nearly 100% genetically identical with the Caspian.
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By hunting and habitat loss.
There is a preserved Caspian Tiger at the Medical College in Baku, Azerbaijan.
The Caspian tiger, a subspecies of tiger that lived in Central Asia, was a carnivore. Like other tigers, it primarily hunted and fed on large prey such as deer and wild boar. Unfortunately, the Caspian tiger is now extinct, primarily due to habitat loss and hunting.
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nickolas horidiski
america
Other tiger subspecies, of which five others are living today. However, the extinct Caspian tiger, recent evidence shows, was very closely related to the Siberian, and may have been an extant race of that subspecies.