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He's but a branch of the _catarrhine_ cat, you know --— The Book of Humorous Verse
The platyrrhine and catarrhine monkeys have their primitive ancestor among extinct forms of the Lemuridae.— Evolution in Modern Thought
However, the first structure of the olfactory organ in the human embryo gives no indication of the future ample proportions of our catarrhine nose.— The Evolution of Man — Volume 2
In the common catarrhine ancestors of the anthropoids and man the degeneration set in with the folding together of the pinna.— The Evolution of Man — Volume 2
Within the limits of this small group of mammals we found the structural differences between the lower and higher catarrhine apes -- for instance, the baboon and the gorilla -- to be much greater than the differences between the anthropoid apes and man.— The Evolution of Man — Volume 2
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