Physics · General Wildlife Geography
Historical geographical data indicates that before their drastic population decline and near-extinction by the 20th century, Asiatic lions (Panthera leo persica) were widely distributed across which broad geographical region?
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- 1Distributed widely across many parts of Southwest and South Asia, stretching up to Northern India✓
- 2Limited only to the high-altitude mountainous terrains of Central Asia
- 3Spread extensively across the tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia
- 4Confined exclusively to the isolated Gir forest tracts of Gujarat
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Distributed widely across many parts of Southwest and South Asia, stretching up to Northern India
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