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Darwinius masillae.
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 The site of Messel, Germany where Darwinius masillae was discovered.
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 Relationships and dates divergence of living primate group based on molecular and DNA comparisons.
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 Relative rate test, calibrating the molecular clock, and calculating divergence dates.
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Primate Evolution
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 The thorax of apes, including humans, is broad but shallow in contrast to the narrower, deeper chest
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 The dental ape Proconsul has an apelike dentition but monkey-like skeleton.
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 The Y-5 molar pattern (left) characterizes the ape, whereas bilophodont molars (right) characterizes
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Miocene apes were found throughout Europe, continental Asia, and Africa.
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 Proposed relationships between living and fossil platyrrhines and catarrhines.
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 Aegyptopithecus may be ancestral to catarrhines and has full postorbital closure and two premolars.
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 Stratigraphic section of the Fayum shows the relative age of early anthropoid fossils.
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The skulls of living haplorhines differ from those of strepsirhines by having large brains, an enclo
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 A the subfossil lemurs of Madagascar filled a variety of niches occupied elsewhere by monkeys, as sh
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 Possible relationships between fossil and living primates.
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 Adapoids and omomyoids had longer snouts and are the first “true” primates.
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The plesiadapiforms may have been primates, but they lacked certain features, such as a postorbital
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 The basalt below the hominins is dated to 1.8 million years ago, and the geomagnetic polarity of the
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 The site of Dmanisi has produced some of the earliest H. erectus outside of Africa.
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 Use of compass in the field at Sangiran, Java.
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