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Name a species of great ape

18 Known Accepted Answers · 14 known rare

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  1. Tapanuli orangutanOne in a Krillion · 100 pts
  2. AustralopithecusDeep Cut · 85 pts
  3. Bornean orangutanDeep Cut · 85 pts
  4. DenisovanDeep Cut · 85 pts
  5. Eastern gorillaDeep Cut · 85 pts
  6. GigantopithecusDeep Cut · 85 pts
  7. Homo erectusDeep Cut · 85 pts
  8. Homo floresiensisDeep Cut · 85 pts
  9. Homo habilisDeep Cut · 85 pts
  10. Homo nalediDeep Cut · 85 pts
  11. NeanderthalDeep Cut · 85 pts
  12. Sumatran orangutanDeep Cut · 85 pts

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  • Tapanuli orangutanOne in a Krillion · 100 pts
  • AustralopithecusDeep Cut · 85 pts
  • Bornean orangutanDeep Cut · 85 pts
  • DenisovanDeep Cut · 85 pts
  • Eastern gorillaDeep Cut · 85 pts
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First seen
Aug 14, 2026
Last seen
Aug 30, 2026
Appearances
3
Data updated
Aug 31, 2026
Category
Other

Appearance History

  1. Unlimited ClassicAug 30, 2026
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  2. Unlimited ClassicAug 29, 2026
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  3. Unlimited ClassicAug 14, 2026
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