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Vain was that ambition, surely not an ignoble one, to set his name beside those of Gibbon and Mommsen.

This moment may be for you as it was for Robert Gibbon Johnson in 1820 on the steps of the courthouse in Salem, New Jersey.

A tiny baby siamang (a type of gibbon) sprawls on his mother's stomach at Lowry Park Zoo in Tampa, Florida.

With its spectacular locomotion and haunting, bird-like calls, the cao vit gibbon is a real show-stealer.

Liana was the main media and connection through which hoolock gibbon traveled between arbor forests and shrubs.

Thousands of sandhill cranes roost on the Platte River during their annual migratory stopover at the Rowe Sanctuary near Gibbon, Nebraska.

but was to all points short of absolutely certain, forged and interpolated by Eusebius, as suggested by Gibbon and others.

I think Gibbon is right in attributing great importance to this high moral level as one of the causes of the spread of Christianity.

Our tour guide had pieces of banana, and each time, the gibbon would run across the branch to get to it.

The discovery of such a large gibbon population may mean the species has a better chance of long-term survival, the scientists say.

Every person has two educations, one which he receives from others, and one, more important, which he gives himself. --E Gibbon.

Further down in the right-hand column: ; That is a man's sentence ; behind it one can see Johnson, Gibbon and the rest.

By Trevor-Roper's day history had become too professionalized to allow anybody to range over the centuries in the way that Gibbon did.

Gibbons have the longest arms of any primate, relative to body size, according to the FFI species profile about the cao vit gibbon.

Rattan was the media and connection through which hoolock gibbon traveled between arbors and shrubs.

"It mimics a gibbon swinging through the trees and a grandfather clock's pendulum, both of which are extremely efficient. "

The alarm might now be shrieking like a gibbon - but the lift can evidently be tricked into taking more than its legal load .

The gibbon walks upright on the ground, balancing its arms over its head, like a small child learning to walk.

Gibbon , however, is of opinion that theirs was a valid marriage.

The larynx of the gibbon deviates from the basic plan found in the Pongidae and man, thus reflecting its special phylogenetic position.

The selectivity of geographical space by hoolock gibbon responded requirement for avoiding wind and preferring sunshine.

John Gibbon called time the "primordial context" : a fact of life that has been felt by all organisms in every era.

Gibbons are among the 6 percent of primates that mate for life (pictured, a female gibbon grooms a male).

The Gibbon Network serves to connect people interested in gibbon conservation and research.

We have established community groups on both sides of the border to patrol and protect the gibbon's habitat.

The habitat loss and illegal hunting are two reasons making the decline of population and individuals of hoolock gibbon.

Second-quarter data might as well be Gibbon's history of Rome.

Edward Gibbon considered the whole history of Byzantine lasting over 1000 years as a miserable experience.

Washingtonians who live close to the National Zoo know all too well about gibbon songs.

Human beings and all their works are subject, as Edward Gibbon said, to "the vicissitudes of fortune. "

This is a bionic design, the appearance like a monkey, the gibbon's embrace of position like is easily attract eyeball, girls.

Gibbon's book blames Christianity in part for the fall of the Roman Empire.

In a chapter he regards Edward Gibbon and Samuel Johnson's style as pompous.

What do a gibbon, a sloth, and a newt have in common?

"Splendor" and "splendour" are both found in Gibbon, but "splendor" more often.

They have been predicting "the fall of America" for years, in the way that Gibbon described the fall of Rome.

His masterpiece, History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (1776-1788), reveals Gibbon's accurate and thorough scholarship.

Frankly, it'd be more hygienic if they just had a plague-infested gibbon sneeze my hands dry.

The gibbon was born in Bang Liang Nature Reserve in Guangxi province, China.

The gibbon has very long arms and can move very fast, swinging hand-over-hand, from branch to branch (4).

But even before Gibbon the balance of power had shifted.

E. Gibbon The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet.

Lewis Grassic Gibbon's Sunset Song(1932)was voted "the best Scottish novel of all time" by Scottish's reading public in 2005.

Edward Gibbon is the greatest British historian in the 18th century, who is also prominent in Western rationalism historiography.

The range of the pileated gibbon in the wild is eastern Thailand, western Cambodia and south-west Laos

The Idea of Roman Jurisprudence by Edward Gibbon

Gibbon song once inspired the ancient poets of China,

(gorilla, chimpanzee, orang-utan, gibbon) most closely related to man

gibbon; B antigen of red blood cells;

The gibbon all green with envy