Titlebook: Anthropoid Origins; John G. Fleagle,Richard F. Kay Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 anatomy.biogeography.evolution.

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Postcranial Anatomy and the Origin of the Anthropoidea,urrently in contention, two of which entail the idea of descent from the Eocene euprimate families Adapidae and Omomyidae. The idea that omo-myids or tarsiers are the stem group for anthropoids is based primarily on characters of the narial region and placentation shared by . (a presumed descendant

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Primitive Platyrrhines?,roups, both fossil and living (see recent review, Martin, 1993) (Fig. D. Anthropoids have long been assumed to have originated from a known North American Eocene group, either among the Omomyidae (e.g., MacPhee and Cartmill, 1986; Rosenberger and Dagosto, 1992; Rosenberger and Szalay, 1980; Szalay,

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Anthropoid Origins,important this group is for understanding human evolution, and the enormous literature that has grown up around the questions of where anthropoids may have originated and from what group, there is remarkably little consensus on any aspect of this topic. As will be seen in the following review, there

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Einleitung in die DifferentialrechnungOver the past decade, many new finds of African Eocene and Oligocene monkeys and Holarctic Eocene primates have rekindled long-standing debates concerning the origins and early diversification of the Anthropoidea. These debates have centered around several related questions:

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The Early Radiation of Euprimates and the Initial Diversification of Omomyidae,and their unquestioned extinct relatives—remains one of the paramount unresolved questions in primate evolution. Any discussion of the origin and initial radiation of euprimates in general, and Omomyidae in particular, must begin with a broader consideration of the origin, relationships, and composition of the order Primates.

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The Asian Origin of Anthropoidea Revisited,uborder (e.g., Pilgrim, 1927; Ba Maw ., 1979; Gingerich, 1980; Ciochon and Ghiarelli, 1980; Ciochon ., 1985). The primary evidence for such an Asian origin traditionally lies in the poorly known and phylogenetically enigmatic primate genera . and . from the late middle Eocene Pondaung deposits of Burma (now Myanmar).

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Einführung in die Darstellende Geometrieand their unquestioned extinct relatives—remains one of the paramount unresolved questions in primate evolution. Any discussion of the origin and initial radiation of euprimates in general, and Omomyidae in particular, must begin with a broader consideration of the origin, relationships, and composition of the order Primates.

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