Definition of Sinanthropus in English:

Sinanthropus

noun sɪˈnanθrəpəssɪnˈænθrəpəs

A former genus name applied to some fossil hominids found in China in 1926.
中国猿人。见PEKING MAN
See Peking man
Example sentencesExamples
- There is no reason to believe that Boule and Vallois were comparing Sinanthropus to a monkey, rather than an ape.
- Why, he is the most irresponsible simian since Sinanthropus!
- We have used, for the representation of the skull of Homo erectus, the reconstruction of the Sinanthropus, which has been made many years ago by Weidenreich.
- Peking Man was originally called Sinanthropus pekinsis, but this name has been discarded and Peking man is considered Homo erectus.
- Breuil and Teilhard discovered that the Sinanthropus, or Pekin Man, of Chou-Kou-Tien, closely related to the Pithecanthropus of Java, was a Homo Faber, i.e. he used fire and stone tools.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Sino- 'Chinese' (because remains were found near Beijing) + Greek anthrōpos 'man'.

Definition of Sinanthropus in US English:

Sinanthropus

nounsinˈanTHrəpəssɪnˈænθrəpəs

A former genus name applied to some fossilized hominids found in China in 1926.
中国猿人。见PEKING MAN
See Peking man
Example sentencesExamples
- Breuil and Teilhard discovered that the Sinanthropus, or Pekin Man, of Chou-Kou-Tien, closely related to the Pithecanthropus of Java, was a Homo Faber, i.e. he used fire and stone tools.
- Peking Man was originally called Sinanthropus pekinsis, but this name has been discarded and Peking man is considered Homo erectus.
- There is no reason to believe that Boule and Vallois were comparing Sinanthropus to a monkey, rather than an ape.
- Why, he is the most irresponsible simian since Sinanthropus!
- We have used, for the representation of the skull of Homo erectus, the reconstruction of the Sinanthropus, which has been made many years ago by Weidenreich.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Sino- ‘Chinese’ (because remains were found near Beijing) + Greek anthrōpos ‘man’.

词汇	Sinanthropus
释义	Definition of Sinanthropus in English: Sinanthropus noun sɪˈnanθrəpəssɪnˈænθrəpəs A former genus name applied to some fossil hominids found in China in 1926. 中国猿人。见PEKING MAN See Peking man Example sentencesExamples There is no reason to believe that Boule and Vallois were comparing Sinanthropus to a monkey, rather than an ape. Why, he is the most irresponsible simian since Sinanthropus! We have used, for the representation of the skull of Homo erectus, the reconstruction of the Sinanthropus, which has been made many years ago by Weidenreich. Peking Man was originally called Sinanthropus pekinsis, but this name has been discarded and Peking man is considered Homo erectus. Breuil and Teilhard discovered that the Sinanthropus, or Pekin Man, of Chou-Kou-Tien, closely related to the Pithecanthropus of Java, was a Homo Faber, i.e. he used fire and stone tools. Origin Modern Latin, from Sino- 'Chinese' (because remains were found near Beijing) + Greek anthrōpos 'man'. Definition of Sinanthropus in US English: Sinanthropus nounsinˈanTHrəpəssɪnˈænθrəpəs A former genus name applied to some fossilized hominids found in China in 1926. 中国猿人。见PEKING MAN See Peking man Example sentencesExamples Breuil and Teilhard discovered that the Sinanthropus, or Pekin Man, of Chou-Kou-Tien, closely related to the Pithecanthropus of Java, was a Homo Faber, i.e. he used fire and stone tools. Peking Man was originally called Sinanthropus pekinsis, but this name has been discarded and Peking man is considered Homo erectus. There is no reason to believe that Boule and Vallois were comparing Sinanthropus to a monkey, rather than an ape. Why, he is the most irresponsible simian since Sinanthropus! We have used, for the representation of the skull of Homo erectus, the reconstruction of the Sinanthropus, which has been made many years ago by Weidenreich. Origin Modern Latin, from Sino- ‘Chinese’ (because remains were found near Beijing) + Greek anthrōpos ‘man’.
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