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anthropoid

[an-thruh-poid] / ˈæn θrəˌpɔɪd /


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Hitherto, no specimen of anthropoid primates had been discovered in America.”

From Scientific American

Before seeing them in person, I had always imagined the saguaro as an isolate: a green anthropoid giant, looming off in the sunset alone.

From New York Times

To those I will add a few superlatives that were not celebrated at my own high school: most melancholic, most quizzical, most skilled at vibrating the deepest strings of the anthropoid heart.

From New York Times

The pages that follow describe how the infant son of the dead Lord and Lady Greystoke is reared by an anthropoid ape named Kala and learns to survive and flourish in the African jungle.

From Washington Post

If rhesus macaques, or macaques in general, did not have beat perception, then surely, I thought, chimpanzees and other anthropoids did.

From Salon