Macacus
Definition of Macacus:
part of speech: noun
Bonnet- apes, or ape- baboons- a genus of Old World monkeys.
Usage examples:
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18 degrees or 19 degrees; but not in the South, where it is replaced by Macacus radiatus.
Robert A. Sterndale in "Natural History of the Mammalia of India and Ceylon". -
I myself regard it as that of a Macacus embryo.
A.C. Seward and Others in "Darwin and Modern Science". -
A Macacus still lingers in Europe, though the elephants and hippopotamuses have long deserted us.
Philip Henry Gosse in "The Romance of Natural History, Second Series". -
Some naturalists of the day, however, place all under the generic name Macacus
Robert A. Sterndale in "Natural History of the Mammalia of India and Ceylon".