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Noun genus papio has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebGenus PapioDescription:Genus Papio refers to a taxonomic genus that includes several species of Old World monkeys commonly known as baboons. These primates are native to various regions in Africa and are characterized by their dog-like muzzle, curved tail, and strong limbs. Senses:Sense 1 - Biology:In biology, Genus Papio is specifically used as a classification for the baboons, which are large, terrestrial primates belonging to the family Cercopithecidae. Related sample sentence: The Genus Papio encompasses five recognized species of baboons. Usages:Popular Usage:Genus Papio is widely recognized among zoologists and primate enthusiasts for its importance in understanding the evolutionary history and behavior of baboons. Related sample sentence: The field researcher discovered fascinating social dynamics within the Genus Papio during his study in the African savanna. Local Usage:In local communities near the habitats of Genus Papio, the baboons are often regarded with both admiration and caution due to their powerful and sometimes aggressive nature. Related sample sentence: The villagers had to take measures to protect their crops from the raiding Genus Papio troops. Related Products: | ||||
genus panax genus pandanus genus pandion genus panicum genus panonychus genus panthera genus papaver genus paphiopedilum genus papio genus paprilus genus paracheirodon genus paradoxurus genus paralichthys genus paralithodes genus paramecium genus paranthias genus paranthropus
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