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question whether the
eosimiids are simians, as they seem
closer to
Tarsiiformes -
Gunnell and
Miller (2001), for instance,
found that
eosimiid morphology didn't...
- tree
dweller that
relied on a
steady diet of
insects and nectar. Most
eosimiid species are do****ented by
unique or
fragmentary specimens. This, as well...
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fossil data". bioRxiv 10.1101/178111. Marivaux,
Laurent (July 3, 2023). "An
eosimiid primate of
South Asian affinities in the
Paleogene of
Western Amazonia...
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Phenacopithecus is an
extinct genus of
eosimiid primate that
inhabited China during the
Eocene epoch.
Fossil remains of both P.
xueshii and P. krishtalkai...
- America,
consisting of New
World monkeys. A
third clade,
which included the
eosimiids,
developed in Asia, but
became extinct millions of
years ago. As in the...
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Afrasia was part of a
diverse primate community that also
includes the
eosimiid Bahinia and
members of the
families Amphipithecidae and Sivaladapidae....
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Ashaninkacebus is an
extinct genus of
eosimiid that
lived around the time of the Eocene-Oligocene transition.
Fossils of A.
simpsoni have been
found in...
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found in Europe.
Other classifications ****ume they are stem euprimates,
eosimiid-like simians, or an
early tarsiiform. Many
authorities consider Altiatlasius...
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discovered stem
group called eosimiids found in Asia are
thought to have dis****d to
Africa and
evolved into simians.
Eosimiids were very
small and similar...
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Sungulusimias is an
extinct genus of
eosimiid primate that
inhabited Turkey during the
Eocene epoch. It
contains the
species S. unayae. Métais, Grégoire;...
