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1800s
Refers to the 19th century, a period marked by significant social, economic, and technological changes worldwide.
Domesticated Cats
Cats that have been tamed and bred by humans as pets or for working purposes, adapting over thousands of years to live alongside humans.
Wild Lions
Wild lions are large feline predators that reside in various parts of Africa and a small region in India, known for their social structure and as a symbol of strength in various cultures.
Brain Sizes
Refers to the physical dimensions or volume of the brain, often considered in the context of its correlation with intelligence, cognition, or species differences.
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