For this form the name of Eoanthropus has been proposed, thus constituting a new genus of the hominidae.
"The Antiquity of Man"
Charles Lyell
This is particularly true in regard to Pithecanthropus, which I consider as the root of a branch which has sprung from the anthropoid ape root and has led up to man; the latter I have designated the family of the hominidae.
"Darwin and Modern Science"
A.C. Seward and Others
I have never gone in for collecting specimens of hominidae but still a recital of the incident did not fire me with a desire to repeat their performance; indeed, so discouraged was I by their failure that I hesitated about asking him for his skeleton when he had quite done with it, though it was gall and wormwood to think of a really fine thing like that falling into the hands of another collector.
"West African studies"
Mary Henrietta Kingsley