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What is a waag?
A waag is another name for a grivet, an African monkey, Latin name Chlorocebus aethiops.
What is the scientific name or taxonomic classification of the Insect Species the Rose Slug?
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Caliroa aethiops.
What is the scientific name or taxonomic classification of the mammal African green monkey?
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Chlorocebus aethiops.
What do Erebia aethiops eat?
Erebia aethiops, commonly known as the black mountain ringlet, primarily feeds on the leaves of various grasses, particularly those in the Poaceae family. The larvae of this butterfly are known to consume the foliage of specific host plants, which provide the necessary nutrients for their growth and development. Adults typically feed on nectar from a variety of flowering plants. Their diet is crucial for their survival and reproductive success in their natural habitats.
What has the author Robert John Coffin written?
Robert John Coffin has written: 'Attention structure and social organization in three groups of captive vervet monkeys: (Cercopithecus aethiops)'
What kind of bee is a red and black bee?
The carpenter bee is a large black bee that resembles a bumblebee but is less hairy. The males are stingless. The females, however, can sting but don't tend to be very aggressive.
What is zoological name of monkey?
The "Monkeys" scientific name is Catrol Vancliechin == == There are many species of monkey worldwide. Macaca fascicularis (macaque) is only one of them. Others are Chlorocebus aethiops (vervet monkey) , Mandrillus sphinx (mandrill) , Papio cynocephalus, Papio anubis (2 baboon species) and the critically endangered and brighly coloured Brazilian Leontopithecus rosalia . The latter is the name of the Golden Lion
What is the sientific name for monkey?
the scientific family name of a monkey is cebidae
What is the Greek god Apollo's animal?
Apollo is both a Greek and Roman god. As a Greek god, he controls the sun. Animals associated with Apollo include wolves, dolphins, deer, swans, cicadas (insects symbolizing music), hawks, ravens, crows, snakes, mice and griffins (the mythical lion-eagle).
How did ethiopians contribute to civilization?
Today the term Ethiopian refers to the inhabitants of the country called Ethiopia, which in ancient times was referred to as Abbysinnia or Kush. It is derived from the Greek term AETHIOP, which means burnt or dark face or skin. Today it's used as a proper noun, but in ancient times it was used as an adjective to describe the phenotype of a certain people. The ancient Greeks used it to describe Black people that inhabited all of Africa, southern Asia, especially India, and the entire Indian Ocean basin. Even today, where ever the Indian Ocean touches land, you'll find the inhabitants to be dark very skinned. Since the first humans were Black Africans/AEthiops/Ethiopians, they were the first to discover or create the elements of civilization, like the use of iron , science, mathmatics, art, literature, architecture, wrtiing, agriculture, domesticating animals etc. All of the elements of civilization, its roots, stim and leaves, originated in inner Africa. And those elements flowed up the mighty Nile river and produced the fruit, which we now call Egypt. It was Egypt that dispersed that fruit, both directly and indirectly, throughout the known world. That's why you'll find Ethiopia and Egypt mentioned in the bible more than any other countries. And you'll find Ethiopia mentioned in the ancient literature of Asian kingdoms like Japan, India and China. The Indian culture was established by Ethiopians, so was the Japanese culture, and the first two Chinese dynasty's, the Xia and Shang, Ethiopian/AEthiop/Black. THE ETHIOPIANS DIDN'T JUST CONTRIBUTE TO CIVILATION, THEY CREATED ITS ELEMENTS AND PASSED IT ON TO THE REST OF THE WORLD.
Has Ethiopia been called anything else?
Currently it is officially called the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia.It is not certain how old the name Ethiopia is; its earliest attested use is in the Iliad, where it appears twice, and in the Odyssey, where it appears three times. The earliest attested use in the region is as a Christianized name for the Kingdom of Aksum in the 4th century, in stone inscriptions of King Ezana. 'An Ethiopian', derived in turn from Greek words meaning "of burned face". However, the Book of Aksum, a Ge'ez chronicle compiled in the 15th century, states that the name is derived from "Ityoppis" - a son (unmentioned in the Bible) of Cush, son of Ham, who according to legend founded the city of Axum. Pliny the Elder similarly states the tradition that the nation took its name from someone named Aethiops. A third etymology, suggested by the late Ethiopian scholar and poet laureate Tsegaye Gabre-Medhin, traces the name to the "old black Egyptian" or "land of higher peace".In English and generally outside of Ethiopia, the country was also once historically known as Abyssinia, modern Habesha, the native name for the country's inhabitants (while the country was called "Ityoppya"). In a few languages, Ethiopia is still called by names cognate with "Abyssinia", meaning land of the Habesha people.Ethiopia has also been known to be considered the land of Cush. The name was originally derived from the Hebrews to refer to the nations on the eastern coast of the Red Sea. However, the Bible is clear in stating that the Cush people are actually Ethiopians. When Moses referred to the people of Cush, it was in reference of a kindred nation to the Egyptians. Due to the close political relations of Egypt and Ethiopia, both nations at one point in time were under the term Cush according to late Hebrew historians. Even though the original intentions of the word were in reference to both sides of the Red Sea, evidence has shown that parts of the eastern coast did belong to the Ethiopians.
How did HIV and AIDS start?
They say it started from a monkey and other African animalswell in my health class we had a question about HIV aids.some people say it come from someone who had sex with a monkey or ape because monkey and apes are the animals that first had HIVBut it was actually started by a ape or money biting a human and that human had sex with another without knowing they had HIV.
