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other hominoids due in part to the
development of
technology and a wide
range of habitation.
Humans are by far the most
numerous of the
hominoid species...
- is a
superfamily of primates.
Members of this
superfamily are
called hominoids or apes, and
include gorillas, chimpanzees, orangutans, gibbons, bonobos...
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excludes Pan).
Genetic analysis combined with
fossil evidence indicates that
hominoids diverged from the Old
World monkeys about 25
million years ago (Mya),...
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Humans are the longest-lived
hominid species, with a
human named Jeanne Calment being the longest-lived
hominid ever, at 122 years.
Other members of the...
- to
about 10
million years ago.
Ankarapithecus Griphopithecus History of
hominoid taxonomy Human evolutionary genetics Khoratpithecus Lufengpithecus Sharma...
- and
middle Miocene. The most
recent of
these far-flung
Miocene apes (
hominoids) is Oreopithecus, from the fossil-rich coal beds in
northern Italy and...
-
within a
clade is said to be
nested within that clade. In the diagram, the
hominoid clade, i.e. the apes and humans, is
nested within the
primate clade. Two...
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primates (e.g.
humans and
other great apes)
since Nacholapithecus (a
Miocene hominoid), the
coccyx is the
remnant of a
vestigial tail. In
animals with bony tails...
-
prospector at Koru, near
Kisumu in
western Kenya, was also the
oldest fossil hominoid known until recently, and the
first fossil mammal ever
found in sub-Saharan...
- "Eurasian
hominoid evolution in the
light of
recent Dryopithecus findings". In de Bonis, L.; Koufos, G. D.; Andrews, P. (eds.).
Hominoid evolution and...
