anthropoid ape

You see, this species of anthropoid ape is highly intelligent.

He was, however, convinced that the hairs were not of a bear or anthropoid ape.

Do you know how the muscles are in this part in the anthropoid apes?

It seems that he was born in an African jungle, and brought up by fierce, anthropoid apes.

"A bunch of those big anthropoid apes got her.

So we used anthropoid apes for the experiments.

With a start he sat up to see a huge, anthropoid ape squatting at his side, inspecting him intently.

It isn't any sort of anthropoid ape.

Non-human anthropoid apes have a simian shelf for example.

It appeared to be an anthropoid ape of large proportions, escaped, perhaps, from some itinerant menagerie.

The woman wheeled about to see what new danger menaced her from behind, and as she did so a great, anthropoid ape waddled into view.

He uses branches and hanging vines to swing at great speed, a skill acquired among the anthropoid apes.

We're modified anthropoid apes inhabiting night clubs and battleships.

It is to this family of the anthropoid apes that so many characteristics belong which prove them to be possessed of an almost human intelligence.

It had all the features like the anthropoids in the Old World have and, therefore must be an anthropoid Ape.

An anthropoid ape rates twenty-four point six."

'It doesn't remind you of an anthropoid ape?'

"In the story there," pursued the solicitor, "I think there was an escaped anthropoid ape who disobeyed his master and would not return."

With regard to living mammals, the more striking of Owen's contributions relate to the monotremes, marsupials and the anthropoid apes.

Any human who serves a master blindly, as he does The Shadow, belongs in the same category as the anthropoid apes."

"No," said Mr. Philander, "the smallest one, the one found in the crib, was the skeleton of an anthropoid ape."

He belonged to the family of anthropoid apes, of which the facial angle is not much inferior to that of the Australians and Hottentots.

The AIDS virus may well have jumped into the human race from African primates, from monkeys and anthropoid apes.

Anthropoid apes or manlike apes, is a name formerly given to what is now classified as the infraorder of Simians.

Hartmann's Anthropoid Apes (1883; London, 1885)