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Meanings of baboons in English
Usage of baboons in English
1
Once enlisted in the adventure the baboons became quite enthusiastic about it.
2
There is something so dreadful in the appearance of those huge baboons.
3
Just the way zebras and baboons stay together on the African plain.
4
Other less well known predators include hyenas, baboons, and birds of prey.
5
Other studies have shown that some chronically infected baboons develop hepatic fibrosis.
6
The excitement among the hill baboons was intense at sight of him.
7
Our objective was to investigate genetic influences on plasma CCK in baboons.
8
That this woman had the power of conversing with baboons I knew.
9
The baboons had killed Meriem and stripped this clothing from her body.
10
I didn't know baboons could drive recreational vehicles, but Khufu did okay.
11
She knew that baboons were predominantly vegetarians, but they were also aggressive.
12
Meanwhile the baboons drew nearer, talking to each other as they came.
13
In Egypt, people wore wooden masks of baboons and leopards and goddesses.
14
We had two huge and splendid adult male gelada baboons, from Abyssinia.
15
Like hamadryas baboons, the females in the troop were herded and controlled.
16
Zebras have a good sense of smell, and baboons have good eyesight.
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Baboons through the time
Baboons across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common