Macaca irus
Definition
Noun A primate species, also commonly known as the crab-eating macaque or long-tailed macaque, native to Southeast Asia, including regions such as Borneo and the Philippines. It is characterized by its long tail and frequent presence in coastal and mangrove habitats.
Usage
This term is a scientific binomial name (genus Macaca, species irus). It is used primarily in academic, zoological, and taxonomic contexts to refer specifically to this species of monkey. * The researcher published a paper on the social behavior of Macaca irus. * Macaca irus is often observed foraging for crabs and other shellfish.
Advanced Usage
- Taxonomic Classification: The name follows the Linnaean system of binomial nomenclature, where is the genus and is the specific epithet. This name is a synonym for the more commonly used in modern taxonomy.
Variants and Related Words
- Crab-eating macaque (n): The most common English name for this species, describing its dietary habits.
- Long-tailed macaque (n): Another common name, describing its physical characteristic.
- Macaca fascicularis (n): The currently accepted scientific name for the same species, largely superseding in formal literature.
Synonyms
- Cynomolgus monkey (often used in biomedical research contexts)
Noun
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monkey of southeast Asia, Borneo and the Philippines
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