ramamorph

[ rah-muh-mawrf ]

/ ˈrɑ məˌmɔrf /

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noun

any of a group of extinct Miocene apes of Europe, Asia, and Africa, characterized by large molars and small incisors and typified by the genera Ramapithecus and Sivapithecus.

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Origin of ramamorph

Apparently Rama(pithecus) + -morph

Words nearby ramamorph

ram-air turbine, Rama IX, Ramakrishna, ramal, Ramallah, ramamorph, Raman, Raman effect, Rāmānuja, Ramanujan, Ramaphosa