- The
parvorder Catarrhini /kætəˈraɪnaɪ/ (known
commonly as
catarrhine monkeys, Old
World anthropoids, or Old
World monkeys)
consists of the Cercopithecoidea...
- ape", from Gr**** Αίγυπτος "Egypt" and πίθηκος "ape") is an
early fossil catarrhine that
predates the
divergence between hominoids (apes) and cercopithecids...
-
monkeys and
catarrhine monkeys emerged within the
simians roughly 35
million years ago. Old
World monkeys and apes
emerged within the
catarrhine monkeys about...
-
Pliopithecoidea is an
extinct superfamily of
catarrhine primates that
inhabited Asia and
Europe during the Miocene.
Although they were once a widespread...
-
after they
diverged from
catarrhines. By this hypothesis, a
single X-opsin
allele was
duplicated in
catarrhines and
catarrhine M and L
opsins diverged...
- and
fossil catarrhines.
Saadanius had a
longer face than
living catarrhines and
lacked the
advanced frontal sinus found in
living catarrhines. However,...
-
modern primate groups; all
tarsiers are haplorhines, but not all
haplorhines are tarsiers; all apes are
catarrhines, but not all
catarrhines are apes; etc....
- prehistory),
which together with its
sister group Cercopithecidae form the
catarrhine clade,
cladistically making them monkeys. Apes do not have
tails due to...
- ("moist-nosed"). The name is
sometimes spelled Haplorrhini. The
simians include catarrhines (Old
World monkeys and apes,
including humans), and the platyrrhines...
- Old
World monkeys in the
catarrhines,
which are a
sister group of New
World monkeys. Therefore, cladistically, apes,
catarrhines and
related contemporary...
