anthropoidal (Meaning)
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anthropoidal (s)
resembling apes
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anthropoidal (a.)
Anthropoid.
Synonyms & Antonyms of anthropoidal
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anthropoidal Sentence Examples
- The anthropoidal features of the ancient hominid skull indicated a close evolutionary relationship to modern humans.
- In the dimly lit cave, the anthropoidal cave paintings depicted scenes of early human life.
- The anthropoidal gait of the creature suggested a primate-like movement, sparking curiosity among researchers.
- Scientists conducted an anthropoidal study to analyze the skeletal remains of a prehistoric humanoid discovered in the archaeological site.
- The anthropoidal proportions of the fossilized hand bones hinted at a tool-using capability in the ancient species.
- The anthropoidal behavior observed in the primate community showcased advanced social structures and communication skills.
- Researchers marveled at the anthropoidal intelligence displayed by the chimpanzees during problem-solving tasks.
- The anthropoidal footprint discovered in the mud offered valuable insights into the locomotion patterns of early hominids.
- Anthropoidal adaptations in the skeletal structure allowed the ancient species to thrive in diverse environments.
- Documentaries often highlight the anthropoidal characteristics of primates to emphasize the interconnectedness of all living beings.
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resembling apesAnthropoid.
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The anthropoidal features of the ancient hominid skull indicated a close evolutionary relationship to modern humans.
In the dimly lit cave, the anthropoidal cave paintings depicted scenes of early human life.
The anthropoidal gait of the creature suggested a primate-like movement, sparking curiosity among researchers.
Scientists conducted an anthropoidal study to analyze the skeletal remains of a prehistoric humanoid discovered in the archaeological site.
