- ago-31 million
years ago. The
following is the
listing of the
various platyrrhine families, as
defined by
Rylands &
Mittermeier (2009), and
their position...
-
Paralouatta is a
platyrrhine genus that
currently contains two
extinct species of
small primates that
lived on the
island of Cuba.
Paralouatta varonai...
-
Platyrrhini is a
parvorder of primates.
Members of this
parvorder are
called platyrrhines, or New
World monkeys, and
include marmosets, tamarins, and capuchin...
- apes of the
family Hominidae and the
gibbons of the
family Hylobatidae;
Platyrrhines, or New
World monkeys,
divided into the
families Aotidae, Atelidae, Callitrichidae...
-
Southeast Asia,
galagos or "bush babies" of Africa, and the anthropoids:
platyrrhine or New
World monkeys,
catarrhines or Old
World monkeys, and the apes...
-
males and
females possess three opsins classes. In
nearly all
species of
platyrrhines (New
World monkeys)
males and
homozygous females are dichromats, while...
- prehensile,
unlike those of the New
World monkeys (
platyrrhines). The
distinction of
catarrhines from
platyrrhines depends on the
structure of the rhinarium,...
-
widespread primate genus in the
Neotropics and are
among the
largest of the
platyrrhines along with the
muriquis (Brachyteles), the
spider monkeys (Ateles) and...
-
catarrhines (Old
World monkeys and apes,
including humans), and the
platyrrhines (New
World monkeys).
Haplorhini was
proposed by Po**** in 1918 when he...
- "Morphological
correlates of the
grooming claw in
distal phalanges of
platyrrhines and
other primates: A
preliminary study". The
Anatomical Record. 294...
