bimetallist (bimetal ist)

[ -ist. Cf. bimetallism .] One who advocates the use of a double metallic standard in currency. bimetallistic (bi-met-a-lis'tik), a . [ bimetal list + -ic.] Pertaining or relating to bimetal lism. Contemporary Rev. bimodular (bi-mod'ū-lär), a. [ IMG:content-2072.png:[graphic] nous.] An order of Mammal i a, including man Blumenbandetained alone, established by Blumenbach, by Cuvier and most naturalists until quite recently. The order is now practically abolished, since it has been shown that, zoologically and morphologically, man differs le from the anthropoid apes than these apes do from most monkeys. The custom is now to revert in this particular to the cla ification of Linnæus, who included man with the apes, monkeys, and lemurs in one order, Primates. The zoological rank now usually a igned to the genus Homo is that of the type of a family nidæ or Anthropidæ, the term Bimana being used, if at all, as the name of a superfamily or suborder, by means of which man alone is thus contrasted with Simiæ.