A fossil monkey skull recovered from the Old Alluvium of presumed Pleistocene age near Wad Medani in the Central Sudan is described. This find represents a variant of Colobus polykomos abyssinicus, a living species whose habitat is restricted to forest canopy. Since this skull is not abraded and is unlikely to have been water-transported more than a few kilometers to its site of burial, it provides evidence that continuous forest cover once reached northwest across the Sudan to the vicinity of Wad Medani
Olduvai Gorge (northern Tanzania) is one of the best known and most iconic palaeontological and arch...
The taxon known as Cercopithecoides williamsi has been reconstructed as a terrestrial primate folivo...
Although cercopithecoid primates first evolved in the latter part of the Miocene epoch, it was not u...
One of the major objectives of the Yale 1961-1962 Paleontological Expedition to the Fayum region of ...
Colobines are ecological referents that can be used to assess and reconstruct paleoenvironmental con...
Thumb reduction is among the most important features distinguishing the African and Asian colobines ...
In Oligocene times, the Fayum area of northern Egypt was a subtropical to tropical lowland coastal p...
The earliest fossil record of African anthropoid prunates (monkeys and apes) comes from the Jebel Qa...
Among many primate fossils from the badlands of Oligocene age in the Fayum Province, Egypt, are spec...
Apes and Old World monkeys are prominent components of modern African and Asian ecosystems, yet the ...
Red colobus monkeys are a group of African monkeys that include some of the most endangered primate ...
International audienceCentral Africa is known as a major center of diversification for extant Old Wo...
African early Tertiary paleontological sites are notoriously patchy, both spatially and temporally. ...
Olduvai Gorge (northern tanzania) is one of the best known and most iconic palaeontological and arc...
Olduvai Gorge (northern Tanzania) is one of the best known and most iconic palaeontological and arch...
Olduvai Gorge (northern Tanzania) is one of the best known and most iconic palaeontological and arch...
The taxon known as Cercopithecoides williamsi has been reconstructed as a terrestrial primate folivo...
Although cercopithecoid primates first evolved in the latter part of the Miocene epoch, it was not u...
One of the major objectives of the Yale 1961-1962 Paleontological Expedition to the Fayum region of ...
Colobines are ecological referents that can be used to assess and reconstruct paleoenvironmental con...
Thumb reduction is among the most important features distinguishing the African and Asian colobines ...
In Oligocene times, the Fayum area of northern Egypt was a subtropical to tropical lowland coastal p...
The earliest fossil record of African anthropoid prunates (monkeys and apes) comes from the Jebel Qa...
Among many primate fossils from the badlands of Oligocene age in the Fayum Province, Egypt, are spec...
Apes and Old World monkeys are prominent components of modern African and Asian ecosystems, yet the ...
Red colobus monkeys are a group of African monkeys that include some of the most endangered primate ...
International audienceCentral Africa is known as a major center of diversification for extant Old Wo...
African early Tertiary paleontological sites are notoriously patchy, both spatially and temporally. ...
Olduvai Gorge (northern tanzania) is one of the best known and most iconic palaeontological and arc...
Olduvai Gorge (northern Tanzania) is one of the best known and most iconic palaeontological and arch...
Olduvai Gorge (northern Tanzania) is one of the best known and most iconic palaeontological and arch...
The taxon known as Cercopithecoides williamsi has been reconstructed as a terrestrial primate folivo...
Although cercopithecoid primates first evolved in the latter part of the Miocene epoch, it was not u...