We diagnose new subfossil specimens belonging to the extinct palaeopropithecid,
Mesopropithecus, from several caves at the Ankarana massif in northern Madagascar. They …

Perissodactyls are relatively common in Wasatchian deposits of North America, but their
occurrences in the lower Eocene (Bumbanian land-mammal “age”[lma]) of Asia are very …

Recent excavations in northwestern Kenya have recovered a vertebrate fauna of late early
or early late Oligocene age. Among the mammal remains, a fragmentary lower jaw and an …

Twelve years ago, just after the publication of the volume dedicated to platyrrhine origins
(Ciochon and Chiarelli, 1980), Hoffstetter made a remarkable attempt to synthesize …

This paper records new ramapithecine and dryopithecine fossils and localities in Kenya and
discusses their geological, paleoenvironmental and faunal contexts. Descriptions of the …

New specimens of a small, advanced catarrhine primate from the Manchar Formation in
Sind, southern Pakistan, are referred to Dionysopithecus sp. Their age is biochronologically …

The Paleocene mammal from China, Petrolemur brevirostre, is almost certainly not a primate
but possibly an early artiodactyl.'Teilhardina americana', described in 1976, is not …

Despite much effort over many years, we still have only a poorly resolved and hotly
contended understanding of the relationships among major primate groups, both fossil and …

抄録 The joint Japan-Thailand expedition surveyed the Miocene basins in Northern Thailand
from 1996 to 2002. The Miocene sediments in the Northern Thailand yield many vertebrate …

Miocene primates from southern Africa are extremely rare. For this reason we wish to place
on record several interesting new fossil primate specimens recently recovered from the …