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Adapidae is a
family of
extinct primates that
primarily radiated during the
Eocene epoch between about 55 and 34
million years ago.[citation needed] Adapid...
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either a
primitive omomyid or as a
member of the
sister group to both
adapoids and omomyids. The
genus is
represented by one species,
Altanius orlovi...
- ramus, loss of all
grooming claws. They note "that
Darwinius masillae and
adapoids contemporary with
early tarsioids could represent a stem
group from which...
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dermopterans and
flying lemurs.
Adapiforms are
sometimes called adapids or
adapoids. The
omomyiformes or
omomyids are
suspected to have been
closely related...
- been described.
Laomaki belongs to the
family Sivaladapidae, a
group of
adapoid primates whose relationship with
other taxonomic groups remains uncertain;...
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family Cambaytheriidae,
artiodactyl Gujaratia, and
primates such as the
adapoid Marcgodinotius and the
omomyid Vastanomys. Additionally, he has worked...
- Hadri**** and Neochelys,
alligatoroid Diplocynodon,
baurusuchid Iberosuchus,
adapoid Mazateronodon,
omomyid Pseudoloris,
pseudosciurid rodent Sciuroides, theridomyid...
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parisiensis are
reconstructed by
Harrington et al. (2016).
Eocene (Ypresian)
adapoid and
omomyid limb
bones are
described from the
Vastan lignite mine (Gujarat...
- tapiensis. K. D. Rose, R. S. Rana, A.
Sahni and T. Smith. 2007. A new
adapoid primate from the
early Eocene of India.
Contributions from the
Museum of...
