Sentence examples for present day apes and from inspiring English sources

At 417 ml the reconstructed endocranial volume of LB1 is totally excluded from being a normal human but is characteristic of present day apes and australopithecines (and also of three of the smallest of the genetic microcephalics [3]).

Present day, hair and all.

We demonstrate that the TE (AluSx SINE) acquired a VDRE through a duplication event and has undergone approximately 60 million years of purifying selection during the primate radiation to become fixed in the genomes of present-day humans, apes, OWMs and NWMs.

Like present-day great apes, the extant gibbons comprise four genera, which feature strikingly different numbers of chromosomes and extensive rearrangement of chromosomes [ 1- 6].

The evolutionary tree looks like this: if the trunk is the common ape ancestor and the treetop is the present day, then the lowest — that is, the earliest — branch leads to the modern orangutan.

And the present day timeline.

Tarzan of the Apes, the 22 other Tarzan books and the many movies that followed it put the jungle on the map, and kept it there to the present day.

But in the present day, when every square mile of the earth's surface has been photographed by satellites, and scientists have identified 1.3 million species (with mostly plants, tiny animals and microbes remaining to be found), how could you still believe in a lumbering, seven-foot-tall ape, hiding out in one of the most well-studied countries on the planet?

Present day.

Present Day.

2007 to present day.