By the mid-miocene, monkeys became more common than apes because __________.

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The monkey was more popular because he throw hands with gorillas and he won he was a winner the rest were losers he took mad dubs smoked mad L's and was straight snatchin' bodies and grabbin' grips and blastin' these half headed boogas out the block.

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