- the Old World.
Prehensility has
evolved at
least two
distinct times in
platyrrhines, in the
Atelidae family (spider monkeys,
woolly spider monkeys, howler...
- 92 cm (36 in) plus a 92 cm (36 in) tail.
Platyrrhines primarily eat fruit, leaves, and insects. Most
platyrrhines do not have po****tion estimates, but the...
- prehensile,
unlike those of the New
World monkeys (
platyrrhines). The
distinction of
catarrhines from
platyrrhines depends on the
structure of the rhinarium,...
-
catarrhines (Old
World monkeys and apes,
including humans), and the
platyrrhines (New
World monkeys).
Haplorhini was
proposed by Po**** in 1918 when he...
- apes of the
family Hominidae and the
gibbons of the
family Hylobatidae;
Platyrrhines, or New
World monkeys,
divided into the
families Aotidae, Atelidae, Callitrichidae...
- Parapithecidae, and have
dental features markedly different from
those of
platyrrhines.
Qatrania wingi of
lower Oligocene Fayum deposits is
considered the closest...
-
widespread primate genus in the
Neotropics and are
among the
largest of the
platyrrhines along with the
muriquis (Brachyteles), the
spider monkeys (Ateles) and...
-
distinction between the New
World platyrrhines and Old
World catarrhines is the
shape of
their noses. The
platyrrhines (from
Ancient Gr**** platy-, "flat"...
- "Morphological
correlates of the
grooming claw in
distal phalanges of
platyrrhines and
other primates: A
preliminary study". The
Anatomical Record. 294...
-
Implications for the
taxonomy and the
molar eruption pattern of
early platyrrhines" (PDF).
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Human Evolution. 74: 67–81. Bibcode:2014JHumE..74...
