Homo troglodytes

Translingual Etymology mul la-new -, from mul la homo human, human being + la troglodytes cave-dweller. The original name was coined by Linnaeus in 1758, and was revived as a reassignment of Pan troglodytes species into the genus Homo based on the idea that chimpanzees share essentially human qualities. Proper noun m 1 Homo Troglodytes troglodytes mul mul obsolete A species of supposed troglodytic men, now thought to be mythical, sometimes identified with the orangutan. de 1827 Wilhelm Hauff Märchen-Almanach. Novellen: Othello, Die Sängerin. Die letzten Ritter von Marienburg Das ist ja ein Affe, der Homo Troglodytes Linnaei; ich gebe sogleich sechs Taler für ihn, wenn Sie mir ihn ablaffen, und balge ihn aus für mein Kabinett.de The spelling is dubious: "ablaffen" (should it be "ablassen"?) and considering the given year also "Taler" (rather "Thaler"?) and possibly "Märchen" ("Mährchen"?). So the quote needs more information: publisher, place, page? en mul 1995 Karen L Anderson Sociology : a Critical Introduction Nelson Canada 9780176035396 Homo troglodytes was reputed to live in forests, to be nocturnal, and to communicate only in hisses mul neologism An alternative name for Pan troglodytes species (chimpanzee). 2013, Jim E Murphy, Confessions of a ChimpManZee, Portraits of Earth Press There were now three known species of humans on the planet: Homo sapiens species, Homo troglodytes, and Homo paniscus species. en mul 2014 Russell H. Tuttle Apes and Human Evolution Harvard University Press 9780674073166 27 Their scheme mirrors that of Diamond, who proposed that, as a third chimpanzee, Homo sapiens is congeneric with Homo troglodytes and Homo paniscus. Hypernyms species References 1 1 1