https://mashable.com/2018/06/21/gibbon-tomb-extinction-by-humans/#PDhtwtOQUaqJ
This is an interesting article about a new and extinct species of gibbon found in a tomb in China.
Andrew
Extinct gibbon skull found in Chinese tomb
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