Papio cynocephalus (binomen a Carolo Linnaeo anno 1766 statutum) est species Primatum Cercopithecidarum in Africa orientali et meridiana vivens. Subspecies tres recognoscuntur, videlicet P. c. cynocephalus, P. c. ibeanus, P. c. kindae.
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