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Journal of Human Evolution, 2012
The genus Mesopithecus is well represented in the late Miocene of Greece by several recognized species. The present paper investigates functional aspects of the humeri of Mesopithecus delsoni/pentelicus, M. pentelicus and M. aff. pentelicus of several Turolian sites from central and northern Greece, using multivariate approaches. For these purposes, we
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The genus Mesopithecus is well represented in the late Miocene of Greece by several recognized species. The present paper investigates functional aspects of the humeri of Mesopithecus delsoni/pentelicus, M. pentelicus and M. aff. pentelicus of several Turolian sites from central and northern Greece, using multivariate approaches. For these purposes, we
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Molecular phylogeny and biogeography of langurs and leaf monkeys of South Asia (Primates: Colobinae)
Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, 2008The two recently proposed taxonomies of the langurs and leaf monkeys (Subfamily Colobinae) provide different implications to our understanding of the evolution of Nilgiri and purple-faced langurs. Groves (2001) [Groves, C.P., 2001. Primate Taxonomy.
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1993
Subfamily Colobinae Jerdon, 1867. Mammals of India, p. 3. SYNONYMS: Presbytinae, Semnopithecinae. COMMENTS: Separated provisionally as a full family (Colobidae) by Groves (1989). On the name of this subfamily, see Delson (1976), and Brandon-Jones (1978).
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Subfamily Colobinae Jerdon, 1867. Mammals of India, p. 3. SYNONYMS: Presbytinae, Semnopithecinae. COMMENTS: Separated provisionally as a full family (Colobidae) by Groves (1989). On the name of this subfamily, see Delson (1976), and Brandon-Jones (1978).
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Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, 2010
Recent molecular studies on langurs of the Indian subcontinent suggest that the widely-distributed and morphologically variable Hanuman langurs (Semnopithecus entellus) are polyphyletic with respect to Nilgiri and purple-faced langurs. To further investigate this scenario, we have analyzed additional sequences of mitochondrial cytochrome b as well as ...
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Recent molecular studies on langurs of the Indian subcontinent suggest that the widely-distributed and morphologically variable Hanuman langurs (Semnopithecus entellus) are polyphyletic with respect to Nilgiri and purple-faced langurs. To further investigate this scenario, we have analyzed additional sequences of mitochondrial cytochrome b as well as ...
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Geobios, 2003
This paper investigates substrate preferences of the Greek Colobine Mesopithecus pentelicus WAGNER, from the Miocene of Pikermi, by examining selected functional features of the calcaneus that distinguish between arboreal and terrestrial Cercopithecidae.
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This paper investigates substrate preferences of the Greek Colobine Mesopithecus pentelicus WAGNER, from the Miocene of Pikermi, by examining selected functional features of the calcaneus that distinguish between arboreal and terrestrial Cercopithecidae.
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Colobinae (Stummelaffen und Languren)
2003Man unterscheidet zwei monophyletische Gruppen (Tribus) von Colobinen (Abb. 15.1): die afrikanischen Colobini (oft als Stummelaffen oder Guerezas bezeichnet) und die asiatischen Presbytini (Languren oder Schlankaffen). Vor allem innerhalb der asiatischen Formen sind die verwandtschaftlichen Beziehungen aber noch unklar.
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The Nucleus, 2017
Karyological analysis of Phayre’s langur (Trachypithecus phayrei crepuscula) at Songkhla Zoo, Thailand has been reported in this present article. Conventional staining, GTG-banding, and high-resolution technical analysis were carried out on standard whole blood T-lymphocyte culture from 4 specimens of T. phayrei crepuscula.
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Karyological analysis of Phayre’s langur (Trachypithecus phayrei crepuscula) at Songkhla Zoo, Thailand has been reported in this present article. Conventional staining, GTG-banding, and high-resolution technical analysis were carried out on standard whole blood T-lymphocyte culture from 4 specimens of T. phayrei crepuscula.
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2006
Reciprocal painting betweeen humans and the Black and White Colobus is reported.
BIGONI, FRANCESCA +3 more
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Reciprocal painting betweeen humans and the Black and White Colobus is reported.
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International Journal of Primatology, 1998
Remarkably little attention has been focused on the physiological ecology of free-ranging primates. Yet without such information, it may prove difficult to advance our understanding of factors influencing the dietary behavior of wild primates much beyond its present state.
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Remarkably little attention has been focused on the physiological ecology of free-ranging primates. Yet without such information, it may prove difficult to advance our understanding of factors influencing the dietary behavior of wild primates much beyond its present state.
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American Journal of Primatology, 2010
AbstractWe describe a snub‐nosed monkey that is new to science from the high altitudes of northeastern Kachin state, northeastern Myanmar, the Burmese snub‐nosed monkey, Rhinopithecus strykeri sp. nov. Descriptions are based on a skin and skulls of four specimens obtained from local hunters.
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AbstractWe describe a snub‐nosed monkey that is new to science from the high altitudes of northeastern Kachin state, northeastern Myanmar, the Burmese snub‐nosed monkey, Rhinopithecus strykeri sp. nov. Descriptions are based on a skin and skulls of four specimens obtained from local hunters.
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