Table 1. Morphological and behavioral characteristics of felids and species used to compare the inter-iliac angle.

Species	Number of specimens	Locomotion classes(1)	Prey size preference(2)	Hunting strategy(3)	Average body weight (kg)(4)	Body mass range (kg)(2)
Acinonyx jubatus	7	Cursorial	Large	Solitary	53.5	40–65
Felis silvestris	2	Scansorial	Small	Solitary	5.5	3–6
Leopardus wiedii	1	Arboreal	Small	Solitary	3.3	2–4
Leptailurus serval	1	Terrestrial	Small	Solitary	13.4	8–18
Lynx canadensis	2	Terrestrial	Mixed	Solitary	11.2	5–17
Lynx rufus	2	Scansorial	Mixed	Solitary	11.2	4–16
Neofelis nebulosa	1	Arboreal	Mixed	Solitary	19.5	11–25
Panthera leo	13	Terrestrial	Large	Pack	185.0	110–250
Panthera onca	5	Scansorial	Large	Solitary	105.7	36–120
Panthera pardus	13	Scansorial	Large	Solitary	59.0	28–65
Panthera tigris	10	Terrestrial	Large	Solitary	185.5	75–325
Panthera uncia	2	Scansorial	Large	Solitary	50.0	22–52

Notes:

⁽¹⁾Samuels, Meachen & Sakai (2013).

⁽²⁾Meachen-Samuels & Van Valkenburgh (2009a).

⁽³⁾Sunquist & Sunquist (2017).

⁽⁴⁾Sicuro & Oliveira (2011).