What is the more common name for the species Panthera Onca?
Panthera onca mesembrina Brazil, and north to Adams County, Washington. Panthera onca mesembrina Panthera onca mesembrina is an extinct subspecies of the jaguar that was endemic to North and South America during the Pleistocene epoch (1.8 mya–11,000 years ago). The fossils of this large felid from late Pleistocene localities in southern Chile and Argentina have been reported in 2017 to be remains of the American lion, "Panthera atrox". Two specimens were examined by Legendre and Roth for body mass. The first specimen was estimated to have a weight of . The second was estimated to have a weight of . Fossils have been
Panthera snow leopard should retain its own genus "Uncia" or be moved to "Panthera uncia". Since 2008, the IUCN Red List lists it as "Panthera uncia" using "Uncia uncia" as a synonym. The genus "Neofelis" is generally placed at the base of the "Panthera" group, but is not included in the genus itself. Results of a mitogenomic study suggest the phylogeny can be represented as "Neofelis nebulosa" ("Panthera tigris" ("Panthera onca" ("Panthera pardus", ("Panthera leo", "Panthera uncia")))). About "Panthera" separated from other felid species and then evolved into the several species of the genus. "N. nebulosa" appears to have diverged about