Sinanthropusn.

1927 D. Black in Palæontologica Sinica D. 7 i. 21 A new genus of the family Hominidæ to be named Sinanthropus. [Note] I am much indebted to that veteran coiner of apt terms Dr. A. W. Grabau for his kindness in suggesting a generic name of such zoogeographic significance.

1948 Amer. Jrnl. Orthodontics 34 113 The attritional wear seen in such fossil types as Rhodesian man, Neanderthal man, and Sinanthropus is exactly such as we have described for modern man.

1978 Nagel's Encycl.-guide: China (ed. 3) 298 Great pride was taken in the discovery of remains of ‘sinanthropus’ which were older still than those found at Zhou Kou dian.

2007 Jrnl. Human Evol. 53 41/1 In the 1950s, researchers began to recognize that taxa such as Pithecanthropus, Sinanthropus, Telanthropus, and Atlanthropus could be subsumed under one species: Homo erectus.

1931 A. Keith New Discov. Antiq. Man xvii. 260 The Sinanthropic mandibular fragment is broken short at the socket for the second incisor.

1963 Q. Rev. Biol. 38 183/1 If these finds are indeed Middle Pleistocene, then they may well be Sinanthropic in character.

1937 Ann. Reg. 1936 52 Parts of three skulls of Palaeoanthropus showing Sinanthropoid features..were found in the Upper Pleistocene in Tanganyika.

1979 W. Arens Man-eating Myth iv. 123 Fossilized Sinanthropoid remains of at least forty individuals.