We revise the taxonomy of the primate family Tarsiidae. We classify extant tarsiers in 3
genera—Tarsius, Cephalopachus, and Carlito—each of which originated in the Miocene, or …

Introduction At present, four species of tarsiers are recognized: Tarsi us syrich ta Linnaeus,
1758 [1], from the Philippines; Tarsius bancanus Horsfïeld, 1821 [2], inhabiting Kalimantan …

We name two new tarsier species from the northern peninsula of Sulawesi. In doing so, we
examine the biogeography of Sulawesi and remove the implausibly disjunct distribution of …

A new, critically endangered species of tarsier, one of the world's 25 most endangered
primates, is described from the remote island of Siau, North Sulawesi, based on …

On the basis of morphological, anatomical, and acoustic analyses, the tarsiers of the Gimpu
region on Sulawesi belong to a previously undescribed species of the genus Tarsius Storr …

ABSTRACT A new genus and species of Tarsiidae is described from the late middle Eocene
Heti Formation, Yuanqu Basin, southern Shanxi Province, People's Republic of China …

On the basis of distinguishing characteristics of various genetic markers, pelage color, tail
tuft, and vocalizations, we describe a new species of the genus Tarsius Storr 1780. The new …

The accurate placement of the genus Tarsius (commonly known as the tarsier) is the
fundamental key to deriving a phylogenetic classification for the order Primates. Depending …

We report new mitochondrial DNA sequence data from tarsiers sampled from several
populations, including the extreme northeast and southwest of the range of the Tarsius …

Our comparative study of morphological (our data on selected living primates) and
molecular characters (from the literature) confirms that, overall, phylogenetic reconstructions …