Recent fossil discoveries have greatly increased our knowledge of the morphology and
diversity of early Anthropoidea, the suborder to which humans belong. Phylogenetic …

Major transformations in the skull and masticatory system characterized the evolution of
crown anthropoids. To offer further insight into the phylogenetic and arguably adaptive …

Ismael Ferrusquia-Villafranca, and Malcolm C. McKenna been recovered from rocks referred
to the upper part of the Cathedral Bluffs Tongue of the Wasatch Formation, and Uintan …

The complete lower dentition of a new species of the basal anthropoid genus Eosimias
shows a combination of primitive and derived traits unknown in other living or fossil …

We describe the eosimiid primate fossils collected during the course of four field seasons in
the late middle Eocene Heti Formation of central China. In addition to providing new …

Omomyiform primates are among the most basal fossil haplorhines, with the oldest classified
in the genus Teilhardina and known contemporaneously from Asia, Europe, and North …

Fossil crania from quarry L‐41, Fayum, Egypt, representing Catopithecus browni, a primate
similar in size to callitrichids but with a catarrhine dental formula, provide the geologically …

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 …

More recently, Ca. hill (1970) has demonstr. ted that transition of a teffestrial'in\ecrivore-like,
dncenor ro an adoreal habirar doe.'rot favou r rhe expre'sion ot theprimaie traits mentioned …

The last decade has witnessed enormous gains in our knowledge of early anthro‐poidean
primates, the oldest known relatives of monkeys, apes and humans. Recent fossil finds in …