Examples of using Primates in English and their translations into French
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Primates in the park include the spectral tarsier
To find primates in seizures of wild meats in Switzerland, in proportions similar to those in some local Cameroonian markets, is troubling.
Both HIV-1 and HIV-2 are believed to have originated in primates before crossing the species barrier somewhere in the 20th century.
None of these big primates born amongst humans would be capable of returning to their ancestral home and surviving.
Oh, well, I have been injecting the primates twice a day with the I-13 intelligence drug.
In view of the severity of the stress imposed on experimental primates, however, it is necessary from an ethical standpoint to examine the possibility of alternative approaches.
In the spirit of Christian love, two Primates discussed ways of possible collaboration between the two Dioceses.
Indeed, studies with primates enabled noted an improvement of motor function in guinea pigs who underwent transplantation of cultured dopaminergic neurons.
Unlike primates and higher mammals,
Highly regulated, research may use other primates such as marmosets or macaques.
dancing bears in Bulgaria, and primates in Cameroon.
The 13-hectare(32-acre) special enclosure houses various primates, including gorillas,
Archbishops of the Archdiocese of Gniezno, who are simultaneously Primates of Poland since 1418.
One of the lemurs, the silky sifaka(Propithecus candidus) is listed among"The World's 25 Most Endangered Primates.
Asa, from the lineage of the Princes of Vajda,… the Sacred College of the Primates of Moldavia has declared you guilty.
competitive cooking programs wasn't bad enough, you primates escalated to galactic voyeurism.
Its longterm objective is to develop eco-tourism based on viewing of gorillas and other primates.
So you're saying it's just a coincidence that Anne was working with primates and mysteriously killed where bigfoot prints were found?
This zoonotic infection appears to be related to the bush meat trade, when infected primates, rodents and squirrels are butchered or eaten.
of plants, primates, birds, reptiles and amphibians.