Garner, Richard Lynch, 1848-1920 · Boston and London, Ginn & company · leaf 294
such a state has once existed there, but it is not prob-able that these apes have ever changed their latitude. The name soko appears to be a local name for the ordi-nary type of chimpanzee found throughout the whole rangeof their domain, and known in other parts by other names.In Malimbu the name… … 272 APES AND MONKEYS district to which that species belongs, but where he is veryseldom found and little known to the natives, he is called bythe Nkami tribe kanga iityigo, to distinguish him from thecommon variety, to which the latter name only is applied. The etymology of the name kanga as…
Monkeys · Speech · Sound production by animals
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