英语释义

• characterizing the family Hominidae, which includes Homo sapiens sapiens as well as extinct species of manlike creatures

• a primate of the family Hominidae

片语

homonid原始人类

Hominid site古人类遗址

Tubo hominid土博人类化石

hominid behaviour人类行为

hominid apes类人猿

Hominid Fragmentation原始人各自为政

hominid model类人猿模型

hominid d人

Alien Hominid外星原始人

hominid fossil[人类]

英汉例句

• the scientists also analyzed fossilized bone collections from ancient hominid sites in spain, the u.k. and the caucasus region.

  科学家们还分析了从西班牙、英国和高加索地区的古人类遗址处出土的骨骼化石。

• the naturalist and broadcaster sir david attenborough is, along with me, the latest hominid to handle it

  博物学家、电视编剧大卫·阿滕伯勒勛爵和我俩人是最近触摸到这物品的人类。

• 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研究就显示古代人类的祖先也曾进行杂交，尼安德特人的基因很可能已被我们的基因库所吸收，而他们做为不同的原始人类物种却已经消失。

• extinct genus of african hominid .

  以灭绝的非洲原始人类。

• wear patterns on the hominid teeth and analysis of isotopes in their enamel also suggested a generalized diet more fitted to a woodland environment.

  另外，牙齿化石的磨损情况和对珐瑯质的同位素分析表明，这些原始人的饮食特点与森林环境更为相符。

• 「that milk molar was like no other hominid baby tooth i「d ever seen, and i」d seen them all, 」 white told me. 「gen and i just looked at each other.

  「那颗乳齿臼齿和我以前见到过的所有古人类乳齿都不一样，」怀特告诉我说，「我和诹访元当时只能目瞪口呆的看着彼此，一句话都说不出来。

• today neandertals are likely the best known hominid species besides our own—yet they remain mysterious in many ways.

  今天，尼安德特人可能是除了我们自己外最有名的原始人种，但他们在许多方面仍然神秘。

• 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.

  人们通常认为直立人是现代人的直接祖先，也是第一个生活在洞穴中和学会用火的原始人类。

• then, for reasons anthropologists debate long into the night, our hominid ancestors stood upright, which was the bodily equivalent of tipping a bridge on end.

  然而，由于各种原因，人类学家对此构造的看法存在很多争议。我们的祖先直立背部行走，这就如同拱形桥梁从一头倒塌。

• towards the end of the century, however, doubts were raised about the savannah theory, after closer examination of the fossilised flora and fauna linked with early hominid fossils.

  然而，在上世纪末对与原始人类化石有关的动植物化石群进行进一步研究后，大草原理论遭到质疑。

• this research makes me wonder... if humans and other hominid species could interbreed and their offspring were fertile, what does that mean for the distinction between humans and neanderthals?

  这个研究让我思考...如果智人与其他古人类物种的杂交能使他们的后代生命力更加强悍，智人与尼人的区别该如何解释？

• some biologists, along with plato, define hominid as “featherless biped.」

  有些生物学家，作为柏拉图的跟随者，定义原始人类为「没有羽毛的两足动物」 。

• if humans and other hominid species could interbreed and their offspring were fertile, what does that mean for the distinction between humans and neanderthals?

  如果智人与其他古人类物种的杂交能使他们的后代生命力更加强悍，智人与尼人的区别该如何解释？

• the researchers base their claim on dna from a finger bone belonging to a hominid that lived in the altai mountains of central asia between about 48,000 and 30,000 years ago.

  研究者们声称，他们的发现源自于对某一种人类手指骨dna的研究，这种人类生活在大约迄今48000年到3000年之间，生活在亚洲中部的艾泰尔山一带。

• they cannot copy, let alone vary and select information themselves. so could any of our modern meme products take the step our hominid ancestors did long ago and begin a new kind of copying?

  它们无法复制，抛开它们本身可以被转变和被提取出的信息不说，我们现代的媒母产品是否能向前迈一步开始一种新的复制方式，就像我们的原始人祖先在多年以前做的那样呢？

• the team would give the new hominid the name ardipithecus ramidus. (ardi means 」ground「 or 」floor「 in afar, and ramid, 」root.")

  该研究小组将这种新的古人类命名为地猿始祖种（ardipithecusramidus）(ardi在阿法尔语中有「地面」或「地板」的意思，ramid则有「根」的意思）。

• the bone belongs to a cohort of the famed hominid lucy, whose species australopithecus afarensis roamed eastern africa, and is the first evidence to address the question of how they got around.

  这段骨骼属于着名的古猿人露西，她属于生活在非洲东部的南方古猿阿法种。它是解释「他们是如何到处行走」这个问题的第一个证据。

• hominid evolution over the past 6 million to 7 million years includes at least two dozen species, in tattersall’s view.

  他认为，在过去的600万年到700万年里，史前人类的进化中至少出现了20个物种。

• our small hominid ancestors probably faced the same kinds of threats that baboons do today from leopards, eagles, and other predators.

  我们的祖先很可能面对过现在狒狒面对的来自美洲豹、老鹰和其他捕食者那样的威胁。

• with the discovery of ardi (above), 3.2-million-year-old fossil lucy is no longer the oldest hominid skeleton known.

  阿尔迪的发现（上图），让距今320万年的露西化石不再是已知最早的人类遗骨。

• the fossil record reveals both a hitherto unsuspected mountain-dwelling hominid and, in this article, how the dinosaurs began

  化石记录揭示了迄今为止没人怀疑的居住在山里的原始人类，以及在这篇文章中提到的恐龙的起源

• the cool temperatures of the quaternary may have allowed our brains to become much larger than those of our of hominid ancestors.

  第四纪的凉爽气温或许让我们的大脑比人类远祖的大脑更大。