"Homo paniscus" meaning in Translingual

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          "word": "Primates"
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          "word": "Haplorhini"
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          "word": "Simiiformes"
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          "word": "Catarrhini"
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          "word": "Hominoidea"
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          "word": "Homininae"
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        "(neologism) An alternative name for Pan paniscus, bonobo."
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