So these are what we might call anthropoid shapes.

这些就是我所说的的形状。

The move toward upright walking is a main division between human and ape development.

直立行走是和发育的主要区别。

Maisels added that current Ebola vaccine research could lead to protection for humans and apes alike.

梅塞尔说，目前的埃博拉疫苗研究可以促进对和的保护。

This is what we learned in biology class.

是从进化而来的。

Man has evolved from the ape.

是从进化来的。

The region is home to one of the biggest populations of these great apes.

该地区是这些数量最多的地区之。

Clearly, I needed a more sophisticated technique to motivate my simian sister.

很显然，我需要个更复杂的方法来激励我如般的妹妹。

Scientists have now made a digital 3D model of the lower limb muscles of our small brained ape-like forebear.

目前，科学家用数字3D模型，制作出了我较小的祖先的腿部肌肉。

The developmental history of the society tells us that man has evolved from apes.

社会发展史告诉我，是从进化而来的。

Bigfoot or Sasquatch are said to be ape-like creatures that live in the wilderness.

大脚怪或大脚野据说是生活在野外的。

In the last few minutes, apes split from the old world monkeys.

在最后几分钟，从原始的猴子中分裂出来。

It is possible that the serum of anthropoid would have been better.

可能的血清会好些。

Jane Goodall was the first of three young women Leakey handpicked during the 1960s to observe the great apes.

珍妮·古道尔是利基在20世纪60年代精心挑选的三个观察的年轻女性中的第个。

There’s such a demand for them that it’s worth the risk of trafficking in live great apes.

对它的需求如此之大， 值得冒着贩运活的的风险。

He could speak the language of the baboon-it was identical to that of the great apes.

他会说狒狒的语言——与的语言相同。

For example, let’s look at the Great Ape section of the Tree of Life.

例如， 让我看看生命之树的部分。

The nearly 80 percent of great apes outside protected zones, are in areas where private extractive industries operate.

有近80%的都在保护区之外，在私采掘垦殖工业进行运营的地区。

Many other lineages of apes thrived during the Miocene.

许多其他的谱系在中新世期间繁衍生息。

So what would apes like ourselves do in this circumstance?

那么像我这样的在这种情况下会怎么做呢？

Scientists call it Gigantopithecus, the greatest great-ape that ever was.

科学家称它为 Gigantopithecus，有史以来最伟大的。