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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Anthropoid Origins: Postcranial Evidence from the Eocene of Asiathat document the origin of anthropoids? (2) What types of primates will be considered “early,” “stem” or “basal” anthropoids? The first question is rather difficult since we need to actually find the transitional specimens while the second is simply a matter of definition.

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Constraint-logische Programmierung (CLP)le attention was given to the boundary characters between the Pondaung Formation and the units above and below. The present report does not include the Eocene sediments outcropping in the Pondaung range, as these have been comprehensively described by (.) and C., .).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-41497-9, we reexamine all of the dental, cranial, and postcranial evidence available for these primates (see .), briefly review current ideas on their phylogenetic affinities, and then offer our own interpretation as to their relationships.

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Anthropoid Origins978-1-4419-8873-7Series ISSN 1574-3489 Series E-ISSN 1574-3497