catarrhine
adjective
cat·ar·rhine ˈka-tə-ˌrīn 
: of, relating to, or being any of a division (Catarrhina) of primates comprising the Old World monkeys, higher apes, and hominids that have the nostrils close together and directed downward, 32 teeth, and the tail when present never prehensile compare platyrrhine
catarrhine noun
Word History
Etymology
New Latin Catarrhina, from Greek katarrhina, neuter plural of katarrhin hook-nosed, from kata- + rhin-, rhis nose
First Known Use
1863, in the meaning defined above
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