macaca in a sentence

1. macaques(macaca) can be found in this region.

2. Macaques (Macaca) can be found in this region.

3. The Japanese snow monkey, Macaca fuscata, was kept under observation for over 30 years.

4. Bonnet Macaque, an Old World monkey, is also known by the scientific name of Macaca radiata.

5. Indian Stump-tailed macaque, also known as Bear macaque, is known by the scientific name of Macaca arctoides.

6. A significant difference was obtained between Macaca fascicularis and the other species of the fascicularis group.

7. Today we can see only two surviving towers, the highest and most famous is Torre de Macaca rising to an altitude of 12 meters.

8. With a donation for the Macaca Nigra Project and Tangkoko Coservation Education you help directly the crested macaque to survive.

9. Recently, a variant Assamese macaque, which is also regarded by some authorities as a new species, Macaca munzala has also been recorded.

10. The Macaca Nigra project in cooperation with Tangkoko Conservation Education (TCE) is of fundamental importance for the protection of the macaques:

11. * Cacajao; ** several species of macaques (Macaca) have more or less estensively reduced tail; *** One species (Simias concolor) with stronlgy reduced tail

12. The reproductive biologists who developed the method are now watching the nearly year-old macaque (Macaca mulatta) closely to see whether she develops normally.

13. As a Japanese macaque (Macaca fuscata, also known as the snow monkey), Hit-Monkey is proportionally stronger and faster than a human being, though he is not super powered.

14. They belonged to animals, which were very similar to the berber monkeys living still today on the rock of Gibraltar and could be assigned to the primate species Macaca sylvanus.

15. The remarks in question, in which Senator Allen referred to the volunteer as a “macaca” (the volunteer was of South Asian ethnicity), were viewed by many as being racially insensitive.

16. It was more than 10 years later, after improvements to SCNT had been made, that scientists announced the live birth of two clones of the crab-eating macaque (Macaca fascicularis), the first primate clones using the SCNT process.

17. CRISPR-Cas will prove especially important for disease modelling studies, has recently successfully been used by Chinese scientists in microinjected cynomolgus monkeys (Macaca fascicularis) to engineer primates with specific target mutations.