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| - | Cats similar in size to the lynx include the bobcat, serval, and ocelot. The bobcat, native to North America, is slightly smaller than the lynx but shares a sim | + | Cats similar in size to the lynx include the bobcat, serval, |
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| - | Siberian lynxes, like most felids, are not completely color blind but have a limited color vision compared to humans. They primarily see shades of blue and yell | + | Siberian lynxes, like most felids, |
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| - | How arctic lynx and | + | How arctic lynx and snowshoe hare populations depend on each other? |
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| - | Lynxes vary in size depending on the species, but generally, they can weigh between 18 to 66 pounds (8 to 30 kg) and stand about 18 to 24 inches (46 to 61 cm) t | + | Lynxes vary in size depending on the species, but generally, they can weigh between 18 to 66 pounds (8 to 30 kg) and stu art aviation furniture |
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