Referring Clues

• Mimics
• Barbary beasts
• Jungle creatures
• Copies
• Primatologists' subjects
• Parrots
• "2001" characters
• Fossey's fascination
• Some are "great"
• King Kong and others
• Greystoke's foster parents
• Parodies
• Lunks
• Monkeys' uncles
• People preceders
• "Planet of the ___"
• Subjects of Darwinian theory
• King Kong's kin
• Simians
• Gibbons and others
• Henchmen
• Goons
• Jungle swingers
• Earth rulers in a 1968 film
• Steps in human evolution
• Monkeys' uncles?
• Bronx Zoo houseful
• Gorillas and chimps
• Extras in the opening of "2001: A Space Odyssey"
• "Great" beasts
• Real swingers?
• Makes fun of, in a way
• Big galoots
• Forest swingers
• Captors in a sci-fi classic
• Tarzan's raisers
• Zoo animals
• Zoo houseful
• Level on the evolutionary ladder
• Gibbons and gorillas
• Animals of the species Pan troglodyte
• Primatologist's study
• Makes like
• Gorillas and such
• Pithecologists' study
• Hairy Halloween costumes
• Pals of Tarzan
• Knuckle draggers
• Monkey's uncles?
• Lummoxes
• Copiers
• Mimics mockingly
• Acts like
• Steps in the evolution of man
• "Tarzan of the ___"
• Big lugs
• Some early "astronauts"
• Hairy copiers
• Humans' cousins, to evolutionists
• Heston's jailors, in a sci-fi film
• Gibbons et al.
• Dian Fossey studied them
• Large copiers
• First-scene characters in "2001: A Space Odyssey"
• Orangutans, for instance
• Some of our fellow primates
• Imitates
• Chimps and such
• Mighty Joe Young and others
• Chimps and kin
• Big brutes
• Earth's dominant society, in a Wahlberg film
• Gibbons
• Louis Leakey studied them
• Does a takeoff
• Fossey's focus
• King Kong and kin
• Study subjects of some primatologists
• Those always monkeying around?
• Chimpanzees and gorillas
• Galoots
• Creatures studied by Goodall and Fossey
• Impersonates
• Tarzan's pals
• Zoo attractions
• Subject of Jane Goodall's study
• Subjects for Fossey and Goodall
• Orangutans and gibbons
• Primatologist's subjects
• Copycats
• Gibbons, e.g.
• Big louts
• Hired thugs
• Gibbons, for example
• Bonobos, e.g.
• Cornelius and Dr. Zaius, e.g.
• They might go bananas for bananas
• Goes bonkers, with "out"
• Anthropoids
• Fossey focus
• Mocks, maybe
• Gibbons and chimps
• Orangutans and gorillas
• Cornelius and Zira, in a 1968 sci-fi film
• Long-armed critters
• Gorilla and gibbon
• Dian Fossey subjects
• "Planet of the ___"
• Chimps and orangutans
• King Kong's cousins
• Zoo swingers
• Chimps and gorillas
• Monkey relatives
• Primates without tails
• Greystoke's foster family
• Some primates
• Gorillas, for example
• Flatters, in a way
• Primatology study
• Chimps, for instance
• Chimps, for example
• Long-armed animals
• Some simians
• Barbary swingers
• Popular zoo attractions
• Yerkish speakers
• Mocks by imitating
• Natural mimics
• Tarzan's friends
• They go bananas over bananas
• Kong and Young
• Nairobi Trio players
• Planet dwellers in a 1968 film
• Does likewise
• They communicate using Yerkish
• Emulates
• Some are great and some are lesser
• Fossey's study
• Some communicate using Yerkish
• They go bananas for bananas
• Learns primate-style
• Cornelius and Zira, e.g.
• Big palookas
• Bronx Zoo denizens
• "Tarzan" movie extras
• Monkey's uncles
• Follows suit
• Yerkish users
• Hairy hulks
• Gorillas
• Chimpanzees and bonobos
• Family business owners, perhaps
• Kong's kin
• Tarzan's "family"
• Hairy animals
• Zoo dwellers
• Earth's dominant mammals, in a Heston film
• Friends of Tarzan
• "Great" swingers
• Palookas
• Big lummoxes
• Orangutans, e.g.
• Zoo's houseful
• Fossey%C2%92s focus
• Fossey’s focus
• Takes off on
• Jungle film regulars
• Astronaut Taylor's captors
• Imprisoners of Charlton Heston in 1968
• They might monkey around
• Animals studied by Yerkes
• Orangoutangs
• 60 Across and family
• They swing a great deal
• Plays Simon says with
• Tarzan movie extras
• Chimps and others
• "Planet of the ____"
• Rock of Gibraltar mammals
• Zoo beasts
• Gibraltar “Barbary” beasts
• "Rise of the Planet of the ___"
• Gibbons and Orangutans
• King kong, et al.
• Tarzan's clique
• 'Planet of the ___'
• Jungle group
• Gorillas and gibbons
• Gorillas, e.g.
• Tarzan's cronies
• Tarzan's gang
• Tarzan's posse
• Tarzan's coterie
• Tarzan's entourage
• Scopes trial reference
• Gorillas and gibbons
• Chimps, e.g.
• Big goons
• Kin of Kong
• Kong's cousins
• Nim Chimpsky and kin
• Ridicules
• Lugs
• Safari-park dwellers
• They might monkey around?
• Animal antagonists in a 2011 film
• Silverbacks
• Does little work
• Sci-fi planet inhabitants
• Heston's captors, in a sci-fi film
• Jane Goodall study
• Barbary residents
• Tarzan's neighbors
• Extras in "2001"
• Tailless primates
• Hairy ones
• Does an impression of
• Some anthropoids
• Orangutans, for example
• With competence
• Takes after
• Silverbacks, e.g.
• Zoo favorites
• Mighty Joe Young and kin
• "Tarzan" characters
• Some of them have learned to sign
• Mirrors
• Hulking brutes
• Some swingers
• Dian Fossey study
• Zoo primates
• King Kong and Magilla Gorilla
• Chimps and orangs
• Large primates
• Tarzan's foster family
• Powerful primates
• Most hominoids
• Burlesques
• Heston's hairy co-stars
• Darwinian ancestors
• Gorillas and chimpanzees
• Inhabitants of a sci-fi planet
• Big tree climbers
• Chimps and gibbons
• "2001" extras
• Goodall's subjects, e.g.
• "Great" hominids
• "Planet of the ___" (1968)
• Some early astronauts
• "Tarzan" creatures
• "Dawn of the Planet of the ___"
• Chimps, orangutans and such
• Humankind's cousins
• Does impersonations of
• Makes a recording
• Big primates
• Hairy primates
• Humans' cousins
• Inhabitants of a certain sci-fi planet
• Is a copycat
• Zira and Cornelius, in a 1968 film
• Jungle animals
• Tarzan's adopters
• Long-armed beasts
• Pithecological study
• Gorillas, for instance
• Fossey subjects
• Kong and kin
• Chimpanzees
• Hairy jungle creatures
• Does impressions of
• Sci-fi talkers since the '60s
• Orangs and such
• Extras in a Tarzan movie
• Long-armed banana lovers
• Large copiers?
• Dr. Zaius and kin
• Jungle primates
• Rwanda primates
• Jane Goodall's subjects
• Primates
• Does
• Dominant species, on a sci-fi planet
• Dian Fossey or Jane Goodall study
• National Zoo houseful
• Some beasts at 20-Across
• Gorillas or chimps
• Creatures in Darwinian theory
• Many knuckle-walking creatures
• Orangutans, gorillas and such
• Burroughs beasts
• Pretends to be
• Copyists
• Homo sapiens relatives
• Title characters of nine sci-fi films
• Jungle beasts
• Tarzan raisers
• Orangutans
• Gorillas, perhaps
• Large, hairy zoo favorites
• Animals found in PEAS?
• Large monkeys
• Big, hairy creatures
• They are larger than chimps
• Zira and Zaius, e.g.
• Hairy zoo creatures
• Planet inhabitants?
• Colonel George Taylor's movie captors
• Copies records, having missed start
• Imitates in every aspect
• They have their planet, rather like us
• Peas (anag)
• Some of the cheapest copies
• Among the cheapest zoo exhibits?
• Tarzan's adoptive family
• Makes fun of
• Tarzan's jungle family
• Takes off cloaks, but not at first
• Drs. Zira and Zaius, e.g.
• Caesar and his followers, in a series of films
• Clumsy fellows
• Animals needing mushy peas?
• "Great" or "lesser" creatures
• Talking creatures in a 2014 film
• Chest beaters
• Mocks through mimicry
• Dr. Zaius and others
• Goodall subjects
• Gorillas or orang-utans
• Imitates animals
• Crude dudes
• "Dawn of the Planet of the ___" (2014 film)
• Hairy hominids
• Beasts in Tarzan novels
• Some zoo house dwellers
• "2001" creatures
• "War for the Planet of the ___" (2017 movie)
• Gorillas and chimpanzees, for example
• Primatology subjects
• Zoo house denizens
• Gibbons and orangs
• Those in a Budapest zoo?
• Many tailless primates
• African primates
• Uncouth sorts
• Cheeta and kin
• Animals kept in shape somehow
• Dystopian planet inhabitants of film
• Tarzan's troop
• Mimics monkeys
• King Kong and his family
• Planetary rulers, in a Boulle novel
• Ham-handed fellows
• Section at a zoo
• Most tailless primates
• Residents of a 1968 movie "planet"
• Many primate house residents
• Parrots or copies
• Big monkeys
• Rulers of a sci-fi movie planet
• Orangs, for instance
• Those in the Budapest zoo?
• "Great" or "lesser" beasts
• Darwinian theory figures
• Gibbon and orang
• Boulle's planet dwellers
• "Tarzan" extras
• "Great" creatures
• Orangutans and others
• Planet rulers of sci-fi
• Humans' closest relatives
• They like bananas and split peas
• Outdoor section of a zoo
• Zoo exhibit
• Monkey’s uncles
• Anthropoid animals
• Chimpanzees and such
• Close relatives of humans, DNA-wise
• Gibraltar denizens
• Animals needing mushy peas?
• Caesar's army, in a popular film franchise
• Bonobos and chimpanzees
• King Kong and family
• Tailless simians
• Siamangs, e.g.
• Timeless recordings of animals
• Donkey Kong and others
• Gorillas are "great" ones
• Chimpanzees and orangutans
• A group of them may be called a shrewdness
• Primatologist’s subjects
• Our closest relatives at the zoo
• Bonobos and gibbons, e.g.
• Long-armed primates
• Gibbons and gorillas, e.g.
• Brutes
• Certain simians
• Some sign language users
• Hairy jungle swingers
• Animals found in 16-, 20-, 35-, 51- and 58-Across
• Bonobo and orangutan
• Primates with short tails or no tail at all
• Bonobos or gorillas
• Jane Goodall subjects
• Animals that Goodall and Fossey studied
• Close relatives of humans
• Zoo creatures
• Chimps and bonobos
• The avant-garde "artists" Congo and Pierre Brassau
• Orangutans or bonobos
• Animals studied by Tetsuro Matsuzawa
• Many beat their chests
• Gibbons, etc.
• Mocks
• Does the same as
• Cranky Kong and Donkey Kong, for example
• Animal anagram of 23-Down
• They share our blood types
• Gibbons or gorillas
• Creatures described as catarrhine, from the Latin for "downward-nosed"
• Gorillas and bonobos
• Subjects of primatologists
• Among the cheapest zoo exhibits?
• Gorillas and orangutans
• Donkey Kong and King Kong
• Uncreatively draws from
• Primatology focus
• Close relatives of monkeys
• Lord Greystoke's imitative associates
• Some monkey house inhabitants
• Donkey Kong Jr. and others
• Bonobos and orangutans, e.g.
• Relatives of monkeys
• Primates like Koko
• Gibbons and bonobos
• Primates such as Binti Jua
• Impersonates, maybe
• Humans' closest living relatives
• Tarzan's peeps
• Primates in "Tarzan"