Definition of Ramapithecus in English:

Ramapithecus

noun ˌrɑːməˈpɪθɪkəsˌraməˈpiTHikəs

An extinct anthropoid ape of the Miocene epoch, known from remains found in south-western Asia and East Africa, and probably ancestral to the orangutan.
腊玛古猿（中新世化石类人猿，发现于西南亚和东亚遗迹，可能是猩猩的祖先）
Genus Ramapithecus, family Pongidae
Example sentencesExamples
- In the history of the mammals the Miocene is important for the diversification of the primates and the emergence of the early hominid Ramapithecus later.
- Compared to its Miocene pongid contemporaries, Ramapithecus exhibits distinct anterior tooth reduction both in its incisor and canine dimensions.
- I've wondered about that too, because in 1977 the British Museum published data indicating over 4,000 relevant fossil discoveries, including the australopithecines, Ramapithecus, and so on.
- They were called Ramapithecus and they might have been an ancestor of humans.
- No-one in the field any longer believes that Ramapithecus was our ancestor.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Rama + Greek pithēkos 'ape'.

Definition of Ramapithecus in US English:

Ramapithecus

nounˌraməˈpiTHikəs

An extinct anthropoid ape of the Miocene epoch, known from remains found in southwestern Asia and East Africa, and probably ancestral to the orangutan.
腊玛古猿（中新世化石类人猿，发现于西南亚和东亚遗迹，可能是猩猩的祖先）
Genus Ramapithecus, family Pongidae
Example sentencesExamples
- They were called Ramapithecus and they might have been an ancestor of humans.
- I've wondered about that too, because in 1977 the British Museum published data indicating over 4,000 relevant fossil discoveries, including the australopithecines, Ramapithecus, and so on.
- No-one in the field any longer believes that Ramapithecus was our ancestor.
- Compared to its Miocene pongid contemporaries, Ramapithecus exhibits distinct anterior tooth reduction both in its incisor and canine dimensions.
- In the history of the mammals the Miocene is important for the diversification of the primates and the emergence of the early hominid Ramapithecus later.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Rama + Greek pithēkos ‘ape’.

单词	Ramapithecus
释义	Definition of Ramapithecus in English: Ramapithecus noun ˌrɑːməˈpɪθɪkəsˌraməˈpiTHikəs An extinct anthropoid ape of the Miocene epoch, known from remains found in south-western Asia and East Africa, and probably ancestral to the orangutan. 腊玛古猿（中新世化石类人猿，发现于西南亚和东亚遗迹，可能是猩猩的祖先） Genus Ramapithecus, family Pongidae Example sentencesExamples In the history of the mammals the Miocene is important for the diversification of the primates and the emergence of the early hominid Ramapithecus later. Compared to its Miocene pongid contemporaries, Ramapithecus exhibits distinct anterior tooth reduction both in its incisor and canine dimensions. I've wondered about that too, because in 1977 the British Museum published data indicating over 4,000 relevant fossil discoveries, including the australopithecines, Ramapithecus, and so on. They were called Ramapithecus and they might have been an ancestor of humans. No-one in the field any longer believes that Ramapithecus was our ancestor. Origin Modern Latin, from Rama + Greek pithēkos 'ape'. Definition of Ramapithecus in US English: Ramapithecus nounˌraməˈpiTHikəs An extinct anthropoid ape of the Miocene epoch, known from remains found in southwestern Asia and East Africa, and probably ancestral to the orangutan. 腊玛古猿（中新世化石类人猿，发现于西南亚和东亚遗迹，可能是猩猩的祖先） Genus Ramapithecus, family Pongidae Example sentencesExamples They were called Ramapithecus and they might have been an ancestor of humans. I've wondered about that too, because in 1977 the British Museum published data indicating over 4,000 relevant fossil discoveries, including the australopithecines, Ramapithecus, and so on. No-one in the field any longer believes that Ramapithecus was our ancestor. Compared to its Miocene pongid contemporaries, Ramapithecus exhibits distinct anterior tooth reduction both in its incisor and canine dimensions. In the history of the mammals the Miocene is important for the diversification of the primates and the emergence of the early hominid Ramapithecus later. Origin Modern Latin, from Rama + Greek pithēkos ‘ape’.
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