Titlebook: Anthropoid Origins; New Visions Callum F. Ross,Richard F. Kay Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2004 evolution.phylogeny.p

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Phylogenetic, Biogeographic, and Adaptive Implications of New Fossil Evidence Bearing on Crown Anthre Eocene species . In his original description of ., (.) argued that this genus was best interpreted as a primitive catarrhine; like many other scholars, he was intrigued by the fact that . had been recovered from a stratigraphic horizon just below those that preserved the earliest undoubted catarrh

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The Cranium and Adaptations of ,, a Stem Anthropoid from the Fayum Oligocene of Egypt., and . are three interrelated Fayum primates that all belong to the taxonomic family Parapithecidae. . was described by (.) and the diagnosis was recently expanded (.). The type species of this genus, ., and the family Parapithecidae were originally described by (.). The find considered here comes

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Eocene Large-Bodied Primates of Myanmar and Thailand: Morphological Considerations and Phylogenetic r and the latter from Thailand, have played leading roles in discussions of the importance of Asian primates to the origin of anthropoids. All of these taxa traditionally have been viewed as anthropoids (.; .; .; .; .; .), or at least as potential anthropoid sister taxa, although these interpretatio

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The Pondaung Primates, Enigmatic “Possible Anthropoids” from the Latest Middle Eocene, Central Myanm included not only large mammals, such as anthracotheres, amynodontids, and brontotheres ( = titanotheres), but also a primate, . which was collected in 1914 and described by Dr G. E. Pilgrim in 1927. Following this discovery of many fossil specimens, Dr Barnum Brown of the American Museum of Natura