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| hominids | |||
| anthropoid apes (Anthropoidea); great apes (Anthropoidea) | |||
| anthropomorphs (lxu5); Anthropomorphidae (lxu5) | |||
| anthropoids (Anthropoidea) | |||
| Anthropoidea (обезьяны) | |||
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anthropoid; anthropomorphous; manlike; human-like (The young man described the curious creature as standing at least seven feet tall and possessing a "triangular head and big oval black eyes. It had all the features of a mantis but stood on two legs and had a somehow human-like shape about it."  coasttocoastam.com • "In the Vedic texts," he noted, "they speak of 400,000 human-like species scattered throughout the universe, some with amazing powers and abilities beyond what we are able to accomplish." They also indicate there have been interactions between these entities and humans for vast periods of time. coasttocoastam.com ART Vancouver); hominoid | |||
| anthropomorphic | |||
| humaniform; protohuman | |||
| humanoid | |||
| man-like | |||
| human (RD3QG) | |||
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| антропоморфный (MichaelBurov) | |||
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