Primate used in early Project Mercury missions Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% RHESUS Primate used in early Project Mercury missions (6)
3% ENOS Project Mercury primate (4) New York Times Apr 22, 2016
2% QUEST Chivalric mission (5) The Times Concise Aug 27, 2026
2% GOD Mercury or Mars (3) Thomas Joseph Aug 26, 2026
2% APE Zoo primate (3)
2% PLANET Mercury or Mars (6) Newsday Aug 24, 2026
2% DAM Beaver's project (3)
2% CUSPS Projections on premolars (5) Premier Sunday Aug 23, 2026
2% BEGAN Launched, as a project (5)
2% APEMAN Primitive primate (6) Thomas Joseph Aug 19, 2026
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