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bo·no·bos.
pygmy chimpanzee.
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bonobo
(ˈbɒnəbəʊ)
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n
Also called:
pygmy chimpanzee
an anthropoid ape,
Pan paniscus
, of central W Africa: similar to the chimpanzee but much smaller and having a black face
[C20: from W African language]
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