Disjunct Species - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
A species of big cat in the same genus as Old World lions and tigers, native to South and Central America Jaguar
78%
A family of closely related marsupials found only in the Americas, far from Australia Opossums
77%
Three closely related species of Great Ape native to southeast Asia. Ignoring humans, their closest relatives are only found in Africa Orangutan
73%
A species of "big cat" native to Africa/the Middle East, and closest related to large/medium sized cats of the Americas Cheetah
50%
Two gigantic seal species native to the North Pacific, and Antarctic waters Elephant Seals
47%
Species of seal native to large lake in Siberia, over a thousand miles from the ocean and other seals Baikal Seal
33%
Seal species found in the Hawaiian Islands, its closest living relative is in the Mediterranean Hawaiian Monk Seal
32%
Species of crocodillian native to China which is closest related to species native to southeast US Chinese Alligator
31%
A recently extinct species of Sirenian (Manatee) formerly found only in the subpolar waters of the Bering Strait. All other species are tropical Steller's Sea Cow
23%
A black and white species of rare ungulate native to Southeast Asia, Its closest relatives can be found in South and Central America Malaysian Tapir
15%
Giant North American salamander species closest related to the Chinese and Japanese Giant Salamanders Hellbender
14%
One species of this large filter-feeding fish lived in rivers in China before becoming extinct, the other species lives in the Mississippi River Basin Paddlefish
12%
A single marsupial species in South America which is closer related to Australian marsupials than the above family Monito del Monte
9%
Group of herbal plants primarily native to East Asia, but two species are native to the eastern US Ginseng
5%
Waterbird native to South America whose two closest relatives are kagu birds native to the Pacific island of New Caledonia Sunbittern
5%
An extremely rare species of tree found only on remote mountain slopes in China. Its closest relatives are two gigantic conifers found only on the west coast of the US Dawn Redwood
4%
Family of trees native to Australia/New Zealand, and the southern tip of South America Southern Beech
3%
Every species of cactus, except one, is native to the New World. This species can be found in Africa and South Asia Mistletoe Cactus
1%
Species of flowering water plant native to North America, with its sole close relative native to South Asia/widely cultivated there. Yellow Lotus
1%
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