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distantly related

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See: consanguineous


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Corpses of animals as distantly related as insects and crustaceans all produce the same stench, caused by a blend of simple fatty acids.
Raymond Scott, who claims to be distantly related to Bonnie Prince Charlie, faced a judge at Durham Crown Court yesterday dressed in a kilt of Royal Stewart tartan, a Harris tweed jacket, cravat and a pair of limited edition pounds 1,000 Fendi sunglasses.
It has now emerged that lemurs, a primate so distantly related to humans they look more like cats than monkeys, display the same skills.
 
 
 
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