| Orang-pendek
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 Digital reconstruction of the orang-pendek by Tim Bertelink on Wikipedia.
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| Category
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Small hominid
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| Proposed scientific names
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| Other names
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Am pandek, atu rimbo, ijaoe, orang gugu, orang letjo, orang pandek, sedabo, sedapa, sindai, uhang pandak.
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| Country reported
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Sumatra
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| First reported
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1917
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| Prominent investigators
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• Bernard Heuvelmans
• Debbie Martyr
• Richard Freeman
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The orang-pendek, also known locally as the sedapa, is a cryptid primate or small hominid reported from southern Sumatra, Indonesia.[1][2]
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