| 1. | Ancestors of Acinonyx jubatus spread throughout Africa and Asia until they were trapped by Ice Age glaciers.
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| 2. | Cheetahs ( " Acinonyx jubatus " ) ) inhabit much of Africa and parts of the Middle East.
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| 3. | The South African cheetahs ( " Acinonyx jubatus jubatus " ) have also been frequently spotted around Matamene Camp.
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| 4. | The Asiatic cheetah is recognized as a subspecies of Acinonyx jubatus, the species that includes the well-known African cheetah.
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| 5. | The King cheetah ( " Acinonyx jubatus rex " ) was considered a different species in 1927 by naturalist Reginald Innes Pocock.
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| 6. | Unfortunately, the metacarpals were not recovered, so subsequent reconstructions depict them at the same length as the modern " Acinonyx ".
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| 7. | The fossil discovery was reported in 2008, and was claimed to be the most primitive " Acinonyx " lineage so far discovered.
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| 8. | Just as with the modern cheetah, almost every aspect of " Acinonyx pardinesis " was specialized for running, though not as fast.
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| 9. | They are not recognized as subspecies, and therefore are considered as synonyms for the Sudan cheetah ( " Acinonyx jubatus soemmeringii " ).
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| 10. | The modern cheetah almost always uses a throat clamp to suffocate prey and this species of " Acinonyx " likely used this method of killing.
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