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Common terms and phrasesadapids adapiforms adaptive Aegyptopithecus Amphipithecus analysis ancestor anthro Anthropoid Origins anthropoid primates Anthropol Apidium Asian Aung Bahinia basal Beard body mass canine Cartmill catarrhines Catopithecus Chaimanee characters chromosome Ciochon clade cladistic cone cotteri cranial crown anthropoids dental dimorphism distal diurnal Ducrocq early anthropoids Eocene Eocene primates Eosimias eosimiids evidence Evol evolution evolutionary extant Fayum Figure foramen fovea ganglion cells Gebo grangeri haplorhines Hylander hypoconulid hypothesis Jaeger late Eocene late middle Eocene lemurs Leptadapis lineage lower mammals mandibular molars molecular morphology Myanmar nocturnal Oligocene omomyids optic foramen orbital Paleogene Parapithecidae Parapithecus pattern phylogenetic phylogeny Phys platyrrhines Plenum Press Pondaung Formation Pondaungia postcranial postorbital septum premolars primates Primatol prosimians Proteopithecus R. F. Kay Rasmussen Ravosa relatively retina Ross rt rt Seiffert Shigehara Siamopithecus Simons species specimens stem anthropoids strepsirrhines suggested symphyseal fusion Szalay Takai talonid tarsiers Tarsius taxa taxon trichromacy trigonid vision visual acuity World monkeys Popular passagesPage 7 - According to this view, an internal law presides over the actions of every part of every individual, and of every organism as a unit, and of the entire organic world as a whole. References to this bookFrom Google ScholarDeep Time and the Search for Anthropoid OriginsEllen R Miller, Gregg F Gunnell, Robert D Martin - 2005 - American Journal of Physical Anthropology Overview of the visual system of tarsiusChristine E Collins, Anita Hendrickson, Jon H Kaas - 2005 - The Anatomical Record Part A: Discoveries in Molecular, Cellular, and Evolutionary Biology Overview of the visual system of tarsiusChristine E Collins, Anita Hendrickson, Jon H Kaas - 2005 - The Anatomical Record Part A: Discoveries in Molecular, Cellular, and Evolutionary Biology 1 Historical Overview of Paleoanthropological ResearchWinfried Henke References from web pagesAnthropoid origins. Anthropoid Origins and the Modern Symphysis Publications Since 1997 Anthropoid Origins -- Kay et al. 275 (5301): 797 -- Science Illuminating the origin of anthropoids Mammalian Biogeography and Anthropoid Origins Ross Laboratory at the University of Chicago Anthropoid origins. The oldest known anthropoid postcranial fossils and the early ... On Bahinia pondaungensis , an Alleged Early Anthropoid Bibliographic information
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