10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CATARHINE»
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agrees with them, not only in all those characters which he possesses in common
with the whole Catarhine group, but in other peculiar characters, such as the
absence of a tail and of callosities, and in general appearance, we may infer that
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The Descent of Man: And Selection in Relation to Sex
evolution, will grant that the two main divisions of the Simiadae, namely the
Catarhine and Platyrhine monkeys, with their sub-groups, have all proceeded
from some one extremely ancient progenitor. The early descendants of this
progenitor, ...
evolution, will grant that the two main divisions of the Simiadae, namely the
Catarhine and Platyrhine monkeys, with their sub-groups, have all proceeded
from some one extremely ancient progenitor. The early descendants of this
progenitor, ...
group, the "Catarhine" or Old World monkey-ape group, and not the "Platyrhine"
or New World monkey group, that Darwin saw a connection to "man": "man
unquestionably belongs in his dentition, in the structure of his nostrils, and some
other ...
Jeffrey H. Schwartz, 1997
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The Descent of Man and Seletion in Relation to Sex
Catarhine monkeys in one way and the Platyrhines in another way, but would
have resembled in this respect the allied Lemuridaa, which differ greatly from
each other in the form of their muzzles,“ and to an extraordinary degree in their ...
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The Encyclopædia britannica: a dictionary of arts, sciences, ...
GORILLA CHIMPANZEE (E) Catarhine Monkeys pjx |a> r Common Sim/an Type
FIG. I.— A diagram to illustrate Darwin's conception of Man's lineage. FIG. la. —
Another possible relationship, also mentioned by Darwin. the Descent of Man, ...
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Odontography Or, a Treatise on the Comparative Anatomy of ...
All the platyrhine Monkeys have four more teeth in their first dentition than the
catarhine or old-world Quadrumanes possess ; the deciduous formula being :— .
2—2 . 1—1 3—3 Incisors -—; canines —; molars —: = 24. 2-2 1—1 3-3 171.
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Nothing Created Everything: The Scientific Impossibility of ...
From Charles Darwin (1871): But a naturalist would undoubtedly have ranked as
an ape or a monkey, an ancient form which possesses many characters common
to the Catarhine and Platyrhine monkeys, other characters in an intermediate ...
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Molecular Systematics of Red Colobus Monkeys (Procolobus ...
... Figure 2.3 Catarhine likelihood mitochondrial tree with branch lengths based
on NADH3, NADH4L, NADH4, and NADH5 genes..............................................48
Figure 2.4 Catarhine likelihood and Bayesian mitochondrial tree based on
NADH3, ...
Man's resemblance to the Catarhine monkeys is based chiefly upon his nostrils,
jaws, and teeth, and this is about all he has in common with them, so that we
might justly infer that man in smelling and grinding the food resembles those ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CATARHINE»
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Sea Monkey Hypotheses Refute the NCSE's Biogeography …
As noted above, the high degree of molecular genetic similarity between platyrrhine and catarhine monkeys precludes the possibility that ... «Discovery Institute, Mar 10»
