- the
Eocene epoch between about 55 to 34
million years ago (mya).
Fossil omomyids are
found in
North America,
Europe & Asia,
making it one of two groups...
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constituted its own
genus (which has remained).[citation needed] The
extinct omomyids,
which are
considered to be the most
basal haplorhines, are
believed to...
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Macrotarsius is an
extinct genus of
omomyid that
inhabited North America and East Asia
during the
Eocene epoch.
Macrotarsius contains five species: the...
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Nesomomys is an
extinct genus of
omomyid that
inhabited Turkey during the
Eocene epoch. It is a
monotypic genus known from a
single species, N. bunodens...
- primates) or that it
should be
recognized as a euprimate,
either as an
omomyid (a
branch of
fossil primates thought to be
closely related to tarsiers)...
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northern continents were
dominated by two groups, the
adapiforms and the
omomyids. The
former are
considered members of Strepsirrhini, but did not have a...
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Shoshonius is an
extinct genus of
omomyid primate that
lived during the
Eocene (~56-34
million years ago).
Specimens identified as
Shoshonius have been...
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family Tarsiidae, and the
latter listed as
incertae sedis (undefined).
Omomyids are
generally considered to be
extinct relatives, or even ancestors, of...
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Teilhardina (/taɪhɑːrˈdiːnə/, teye-har-DEE-nuh) is an
extinct marmoset-like
omomyid primate that
lived in Europe,
North America and Asia
during the
Early Eocene...
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Idicia such as the
herpetotheriid Peratherium,
nyctithere Saturninia,
omomyid Necrolemur,
carnivoraforme Quercygale,
tapirulid Tapirulus, and the palaeothere...
