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relatives of primates, and
Purgatorius is
considered to be the
progenitor to primates). The
oldest remains of
Purgatorius date back to ~65.921 mya, or...
- The pan-primates
together with the
Dermoptera form the Primatomorpha.
Purgatorius may not be a
primate as an
extinct sister to the rest of the Dermoptera...
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geological stratum that
marks the Cretaceous–Paleogene
extinction event and
Purgatorius,
sometimes considered a stem-primate,
appears no more than 300,000 years...
- and
Africa during the
tropical conditions of the
Paleocene and Eocene.
Purgatorius is the
genus of the four
extinct species believed to be the earliest...
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Palaeotupaia sivalicus from
India and
Ptilocercus kylin from Yunnan.
Purgatorius Helgen, K.M. (2005). "Order Scandentia". In Wilson, D.E.; Reeder, D.M...
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possibly as
early as 1170−1180. Previously, the
Latin adjective purgatorius, as in
purgatorius ignis (cleansing fire) existed, but only then did the noun purgatorium...
- and colugos. The
earliest fossil species often ascribed to
Euarchonta (
Purgatorius coracis)
dates to the
early Paleocene, 65
million years ago, but one...
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Purgatoriidae is a
basal plesiadapiform family that includes,
Purgatorius and Ursolestes.
Purgatoriids are
thought to
represent the
earliest members of...
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around 63–74 (mya). The
earliest possible primate/proto-primate may be
Purgatorius,
which dates back to
Early Paleocene of
North America ~66mya. The oldest...
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Nearctic include:
Order Primates – the
first primate/proto-primate,
Purgatorius,
originated in the
Early Paleocene of the Nearctic.
Family Canidae –...