Abstract The extinct Southeast Asian primate family Amphipithecidae is regularly cited in
discussions of anthropoid origins, but its phylogenetic position remains controversial. In part …

Amphipithecidae of late middle Eocene to late Eocene of Myanmar and Thailand is a
phylogenetically enigmatic group that some place with Anthropoidea and others with …

A new genus and species of medium-sized fossil primate, Myanmarpithecus yarshensis, is
described from the lastest middle Eocene sediments of Pondaung, central Myanmar …

Myanmarpithecus yarshensis is an amphipithecid primate from the middle Eocene
Pondaung Formation in Myanmar. It was previously known based on maxillary fragments …

Since their discovery in 1927, the phylogenetic status of the Myanmar amphipithecines has
been highly debated. These fossil primates are recognized either as anthropoids or as …

Pondaungia cotteri is the largest primate known from the Late Middle Eocene Pondaung
Formation, Myanmar. Its taxonomic status has been the subject of much debate because of …

Analysis of the teeth, orbital, and gnathic regions of the skull, and fragmentary postcranial
bones provides evidence for reconstructing a behavioral profile of Amphipithecidae …

Several newly recovered specimens documenting the Eocene Myanmar (South East Asia)
anthropoid taxa Pondaungia and Amphipithecus modify the classical understanding of the …

The monotypic genus Amphipithecus and the co-occurring genus Pondaungia (comprising
two species) were long questionably placed in one or another existing higher taxonomic …

A small number of large hominoid specimens are known from the late Miocene of
Turkey.(This paper focuses on the two specimens known until 1996. New fossils described …