10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ORANG-OUTANG»
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orang-outang in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
orang-outang and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Ueber Die Verschiedenheit in Der Schädelbildung Des Gorilla, ...
18 Des Orang-Outang ......... 25 Unterschiede im Schädelbau des alten
männlichen und weiblichen Gorilla . . 35 Unterschiede im Schädelbau des alten
männlichen und_ weiblichen Chimpanse . 37 Unterschiede im Schädelbau des
alten ...
Th[eodor] L[udwig Wilhelm] Bischoff,
1867
2
Savage Girls and Wild Boys: A History of Feral Children
Through the semantic and scientific identification of the orang-outang with the
Homo sylvestris, or wild man of the woods, the orang-outang could be placed on
both sides of the human-animal divide. Linnaeus's 'Four-footed, mute, hairy' 'Wild
...
The palatine arch is large, with parallel edges, and presents the incisive foramina
, rounded, very distinct although small. The lower jaw is nearly as strong as in the
orang-outang; but the ascending branch is, perhaps, proportionally not so high, ...
4
Frankenstein's Science: Experimentation and Discovery in ...
Chapter 3 The Professor and the Orang-Outang: Mary Shelley as a Child Reader
Judith Barbour University of Sydney It has frequently been pointed out that Mary
Shelley's literary work was a most unusual creation for a young woman but a ...
Christa Knellwolf King, Jane R. Goodall,
2008
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The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
M. DE BLAINVILLE 0N THE OSTEOLOGY OF THE ORANG-OUTANG. ghsterior
sacral, fora'mina. .Instead of. 218 elongated anteriorly or in the same direction
with the maxillary ; thus the nasal apertures are pushed backwards; they are, ...
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The
Orang Utan: Its Biology and Conservation
A letter to Mr. Waterhouse. dealing with the number of species of orang-outang
and their distribution. Proceedings Zoological Society of London, 1841: 55-61.
Brown, C.E. (1936). Rearing wild animals in captivity and gestation period.
Journal ...
Man and the orang-outang are the only animals who have buttocks and calfs of
the legs, and who, of course, are formed for walking erect ; the only animals who
have a broad chest, flat Ihoulders, and vertebrae of the fame structure ; and the ...
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
The orang-outang differs internal- der its arm to lie down and sleep upon. An ly
from the human species in the number of ribs : orang-outang, which Buffon saw,
is described by man has only is, but the orang-outang has 13. him as mild, ...
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The Gentleman's Magazine
accepting forthwith and henceforth the French candidate " — the orang-outang. If
this was intended as prophecy it has not been fulfilled by the event, for the gorilla
is still regarded by most British naturalists as the ape which comes on the ...
(1834), he makes the association with an orang—outang. The tale suggests that
in Cuvier's book the orang—outang is characterised by its 'gigantic stature [. . .]
prodigious strength and activity [. . .] wild ferocity, and [. . .] imitative propensities'.
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10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ORANG-OUTANG»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
orang-outang is used in the context of the following news items.
Quand la communication de Nestlé échoue en Inde
... une vidéo Youtube qui imite une publicité Kit Kat et compare la consommation de ces barres chocolatées au fait de tuer un orang-outang. «swissinfo.ch, Jul 15»
Canicule : les températures extrêmes battant tous les records …
Un orang-outang dans un zoo à Rome mange un popsicle que lui a donné ses gardiens le 2 juillet 2015. AP Photo/Kamil Zihnioglu. «Le Huffington Post Quebec, Jul 15»
Listening to the language of apes
His account of his work was published in his book, Orang-Outang, sive Homo Sylvestris: or, the Anatomy of a Pygmie, compared with that of a ... «BBC News, Jun 15»
Baboons who share personality traits stick together – humans …
“Exactly as 'tis in Man,” he writes in Orang-Outang, sive Homo Sylvestris, Tyson's seminal work on anatomy. “And if there was any further ... «New Statesman, May 15»
When Darwin Met Another Ape
In fact, seventeenth century naturalists came to use “Orang-Outang” to refer to any ape, even a chimpanzee. Over the next two centuries, some ... «National Geographic, Apr 15»
In Rwanda, progress and development scrub away an ethnic identity
He “has a great influence with the beasts,” squawked one local newspaper, “even with the larger kind, including the orang-outang [sic] with ... «Christian Science Monitor, Apr 15»
Sapiens est-il le seul à enfanter dans la douleur ?
... moyenne près de 9,5 heures, soit cinq fois plus que chez les grands singes anthropoïdes comme le gorille, le chimpanzé, et l'orang-outang, ... «Science et Vie, Mar 15»
'Imbecile' Lincoln's war with the press
To the Charleston Mercury he was “the Orang-Outang at the White House.” The New York Herald considered James Polk “ridiculous, ... «Pittsburgh Post Gazette, Jan 15»
Fred Hiatt: Lessons of Lincoln's press war
To the Charleston Mercury he was “the Orang-Outang at the White House.” Fred Hiatt is the editorial page editor of The Post. He writes ... «Washington Post, Dec 14»
7300 élèves apprennent l'importance du bien-être animal
... devaient utiliser un matériaux en partie responsable de la déforestation amazonienne et de l'extinction des orang-outang! Donc de ce côté là ... «Vegactu, Oct 14»