… anthropoid primates, the group that includes monkeys, apes, and humans, comes from late
Eocene … Stratigraphic distribution of the Egyptian Fayum sequence anthropoid primates …

… In this regard it represents an ecological niche previously unknown among archaic Eocene
… Because extinct Eocene bat families exhibit considerable mosaic evolution in morphological …

… -2 in the Fayum Depression of Egypt that shares features with … from those of undescribed
anthropoid canines known from … an anthropoid canine with somewhat anomalous morphology. …

… in the early Oligocene beds of the Fayum Depression, Egypt, and were placed in genera …
) and postcranial characters (particularly the morphology of the astragalar-calcaneal joints) that …

… In many ways its dental morphology is more primitive than … by other closely related
anthropoids from the Fayum that are … primate evolution during the late Eocene-early Oligocene …

… This chapter reviews the morphology of the foot in Paleogene fossil … of anthropoids in the
late Eocene and early Oligocene. … The tali of Eocene and Oligocene Fayum anthropoids share …

… morphology that is not seen in any living anthropoid, but is preserved in Aegyptopithecus,
stem platyrrhines, and stem cercopithecoids. These results highlight the relevance of fossil …

… for nodes older than the late Eocene, corresponding to the … character matrices (138
morphological, one palaeoproteomic… ancestry for crown group anthropoids based on our complete …

… have been quite similar morphologically, making it very … a dispersal of non-pongine hominids
into Asia. Assessing the … paper: pliopithecoids, hylobatids, and hominids (pongines, more …

… to many bioinformaticians of morphological data and of … ) have used the late Eocene fossil
primate Saharagalago, … crown primate and possible crown anthropoid; however, we consider …