- from the
postcranial skeleton (everything but the skull, or cranium) that
adapids were stem
strepsirrhines (members of the
group including the
living lemurs...
- from one of
several genera of
European adapids based on
similarities between the
front lower teeth of
adapids and the
toothcomb of
extant lemuriforms;...
-
geographic distribution spanning holarctic continents, the
other being the
adapids (family Adapidae).
Early representatives of the
Omomyidae and Adapidae...
- from one of
several genera of
European adapids based on
similarities between the
front lower teeth of
adapids and the
toothcomb of
extant lemuriforms;...
-
lemuriform clade is that they
evolved from
European adapiforms known as
adapids. In some
adapids, the
crests of the
lower incisors and
canines align to form functional...
- Eocene-Recent primates. A
study done in 1987
linked Plesiadapiformes with
adapids and
omomyids through nine shared-derived features, six of
which are cranial...
-
Plesiadapiformes ("
Adapid-like" or "near Adapiformes") is an
extinct basal pan-primates group, as
sister to the rest of the pan-primates. The pan-primates...
- and the
tapiroid perissodactyl Karagalax mamikhelensis ; the
presence of
adapids and
arctocyonids in the area
indicates that it
probably had an
older age...
-
amphimerycid artiodactyls,
palaeotheriid perissodactyls,
pseudosciurid rodents,
adapid and
omomyid primates, and nyctitheriids. Post-Grande
Coupure artiodactyl...
-
Ailuravus and Plesiarctomys,
pseudosciurid Treposciurus,
omomyid Necrolemur,
adapid Leptadapis,
proviverrine Proviverra,
palaeotheres (Propalaeotherium, Anchilophus...
