hominid

常见例句

雙語例句

• A hominid is really any extinct ape more closely related to us than the chimpanzee.
  原始人類中任何一個滅絕的猿物種和我們的關系都比黑猩猩更密切。
• H. erectus is generally believed to be the direct ancestor of modern humans and also the first hominid to live in caves and tame fire.
  人們通常認爲直立人是現代人的直接祖先，也是第一個生活在洞穴中和學會用火的原始人類。
• DNA studies, for example, suggest that our ancient human ancestors interbred, with Neanderthals possibly being absorbed into our gene pool and disappearing as their own distinct hominid species.
  例如，DNA研究就顯示古代人類的祖先也曾進行襍交，尼安德特人的基因很可能已被我們的基因庫所吸收，而他們做爲不同的原始人類物種卻已經消失。

原聲例句

• Yes,you can see horns." These 500 to 1000-year-old cave paintings are young compared to the skeleton of Ardi, an upright hominid more than four million years old discovered in Ethiopia's Great Rift Valley .

權威例句

• In other words, we are descended from hominid wusses who thrived because they kept away from spiders.
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• By far the most complete hominid skeletons in the world have been found here, dating back two million years.
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