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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-95871-6 example. Despite the numerous, and often excellent, taxonomic and comparative studies on the subject, the phyletic position of tupaiids within the Eutheria is far from satisfactorily ascertained. The relationships of these animals have been investigated through studies of a broad spectrum of morpho

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-93488-4l comparisons, so far as the completeness of the fossil material warrants, in order to determine morphocline polarity; that is, in forming a hypothesis of primitive and derived character states. In addition, fossils provide a temporal frame of reference (see Luckett, this volume) which makes the phy

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92715-2s primates by many authorities (e. g. Simpson, 1945). Their current popularity as experimental subjects in neuroanatomy and neurophysiology has been a direct outgrowth of that status. Now that the view that they are primitive primates is less widely held, other considerations are being used to ratio

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The Nervous System of the Tupaiidae: Its Bearing on Phyletic Relationshipss primates by many authorities (e. g. Simpson, 1945). Their current popularity as experimental subjects in neuroanatomy and neurophysiology has been a direct outgrowth of that status. Now that the view that they are primitive primates is less widely held, other considerations are being used to rationalize their study.