Satyrus

The fourth, the satyrus, is lively and has a pleasant face. ❋ Unknown (2008)

In all these objects I succeeded beyond my expectations, and will now give some account of my experience in hunting the Orangutan, or “Mias,” as it is called by the natives; and as this name is short, and easily pronounced, I shall generally use it in preference to Simia satyrus, or ❋ Unknown (2004)

-- Section of skull of adult orang-outang _ (Simia satyrus) _. ❋ Various (N/A)

I shall generally use it in preference to Simia satyrus, or Orangutan. ❋ Alfred Russel Wallace (1868)

We must not believe, notwithstanding the assertions of almost all zoological writers, that the word orang-otang is applied exclusively in the Malay language to the Simia satyrus of Borneo. ❋ Unknown (1851)

We must not believe, notwithstanding the assertions of almost all zoological writers, that the word orang-otang is applied exclusively in the Malay language to the Simia satyrus of ❋ Alexander Von Humboldt (1814)

"I have not observed the situation of the occipital opening of the jacko or orang-outang (_Simia satyrus_ L.); but as I know that this animal almost habitually walks erect, though it has no strength in its legs, I suppose that the occipital foramen is not situated so far from the base of the skull as in the other _Quadrumana_. ❋ Unknown (1872)

"The Angola orang (_Simia troglodytes_ Lin.) is the highest animal; it is much more perfect than the orang of the Indies (_Simia satyrus_ Lin.), which is called the orang-outang, and, nevertheless, as regards their structure they are both very inferior to man in bodily faculties and intelligence. ❋ Unknown (1872)