I. Nengo et al. 2017
Full reference
I. Nengo, P. Tafforeau, G.C. Gilbert, J.G. Fleagle, E.R. Miller, C. Feibel, D.L. Fox, J. Feinberg, K.D. Pugh, C. Berruyer, S. Mana, Z. Engle, and F. Spoor. 2017. New infant cranium from the African Miocene sheds light on ape evolution. Nature 548:169-174 [G. Slater/A. Wisniewski]
Metadata
| ID number: | 68537 |
| Created: | 2019-04-09 09:57:29 |
| Publication type: | journal article |
| Taxonomy: | stated with evidence |
| Language: | English |
Taxonomic names (1)
Taxonomic opinions (6) - view classification
'Anthropoidea belongs to Primates' according to I. Nengo et al. 2017
'Catarrhini belongs to Anthropoidea' according to I. Nengo et al. 2017
'Hominoidea belongs to Catarrhini' according to I. Nengo et al. 2017
'Nyanzapithecinae belongs to Hominoidea' according to I. Nengo et al. 2017
'Nyanzapithecus alesi belongs to Nyanzapithecus' according to I. Nengo et al. 2017
'Nyanzapithecus belongs to Nyanzapithecinae' according to I. Nengo et al. 2017
'Catarrhini belongs to Anthropoidea' according to I. Nengo et al. 2017
'Hominoidea belongs to Catarrhini' according to I. Nengo et al. 2017
'Nyanzapithecinae belongs to Hominoidea' according to I. Nengo et al. 2017
'Nyanzapithecus alesi belongs to Nyanzapithecus' according to I. Nengo et al. 2017
'Nyanzapithecus belongs to Nyanzapithecinae' according to I. Nengo et al. 2017