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Pongidae

Pongidae /ˈpɒndʒɪdiː/, or the pongids is an obsolete primate taxon containing chimpanzees, gorillas and orangutans. By this definition pongids were also called "great apes".

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Pongidae

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Pongidae → Great Apes FamilyBrain

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taxon pongids apes great orangutans hominidae hominids pongid primate chimpanzees gorillas ponginae subfamily homo containing used currently usage informally orangutan

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Pongidaerelated to External linksGreat Apes FamilyBrain0.60section

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