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Before Lucy: Monkeys and Apes from the East African Rift Valley
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Outline
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Smaller 'Apes'
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An Early Reconstruction of Relationships
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Proconsul/Chimp
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Ape vs. OWM Monkey Morphology All share a 2.1.2.3 dental formula, ectotympanic tube etc.
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African Early Miocene Fossil Catarrhine Genera
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Early Miocene Catarrhine Morphotype
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Rangwapithecus gordoni
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Small bodied catarrhines from Songhor
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Research in the Ugandan Early Miocene
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Ugandan Fieldwork
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Revised Radiometric Ages for Ugandan Sites
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Age of Moroto
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Not a fast transition...
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What drives catarrhine evolution in Africa?
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REACHE RESEARCH ON EAST AFRICAN CATARRHINE AND HOMINOID EVOLUTION
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Thesis Database
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Fossil Assemblages
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Taxonomic Composition
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Skeletal Composition
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Ancient Volcanoes and Changing Landscapes
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Habitat Variability?
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Explore the fascinating world of early primate evolution in this Royal Tyrrell Museum Speaker Series talk. Delve into the fossil record of monkeys and apes from the East African Rift Valley, predating the famous Lucy specimen. Learn about the morphology of early catarrhines, their dental formulas, and skeletal characteristics. Discover the research conducted in Ugandan Early Miocene sites, including revised radiometric dating techniques. Examine the factors driving catarrhine evolution in Africa and gain insights into ancient landscapes and habitat variability. Investigate fossil assemblages, taxonomic composition, and skeletal remains to better understand our primate ancestors and their evolutionary journey.

Fossil Monkeys and Apes from the East African Rift Valley

Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology
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