Anthropomorpha (original spelling: Antropomorpha) is a defunct taxon, replaced by Primates. The order was established by Carl Linnaeus in the first edition...
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Carl Linnaeus (redirect from Anthropomorpha race)
(Homo) taxonomically grouped with apes (Simia), under the header of Anthropomorpha. German biologist Ernst Haeckel speaking in 1907 noted this as the "most...
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humans were for the first time placed together with other primates, as Anthropomorpha. They were also divided into four varieties, as distinguished by skin...
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Amoenitates academicae (1763), Linnaeus presented the mythologic Homo anthropomorpha (Anthropomorphic man), or humanoid creatures, such as the troglodyte...
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In the first edition of the same book (1735), he had used the name Anthropomorpha for Homo, Simia and Bradypus (sloths). In 1839, Henri Marie Ducrotay...
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Linnaeus Worms Order Agriae Linnaeus (1748) Anteaters and pangolins Order Anthropomorpha Linnaeus (1740, 1748) 1740: Primates, anteaters, and sloths 1748: Primates...
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song, the chorus repeats the term anthropopithèque (Anthropopithecus). Anthropomorpha Archaic humans Caveman Hominini Human taxonomy Humanzee According to...
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postscript (link) O'Malley, Charles Donald (1962). Early Concepts of the Anthropomorpha; 64 pages{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: postscript (link) O'Malley, Charles...
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