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1 Old World monkey Old World monkey New World monkey taxonomic rank last common ancestor infraorder Platyrrhini vernacular name superfamily Cercopithecoidea family Cercopithecidae taxon Catarrhini Hominoidea human ape Victoriapithecidae early to middle Miocene Ma; Ma=megannum= fossil primates genus Prohylobates Victoriapithecus synapomorphy monophyletic taxon bilophodonty Benefit, 1999; Fleagle, 1999 living Old World monkeys subfamily Cercopithecinae Colobinae buccal pouch complex or sacculated stomach pollex allomothering leaping 1
2 tribe Cercopithecini Papionini subtribe Macacina Papionina Cercopithecus Allenopithecus Miopithecus Erythrocebus Chlorocebus Macaca Cercocebus Theropithecus Papio Mandrillus Papio (Mandrillus) albigena Lophocebus Colobina Presbytina Nasalis Colobus Procolobus Piliocolobus Procolobus (Piliocolobus) Pygathrix Rhinopithecus Nasalis Simias Presbytis Trachypithecus Kasi Semnopithecus major phylogenetic problems monophyly 3 glans penis Lophocebus 2
3 Disotell, 1994 Nasalis odd-nosed monkeys Jablonski, 1998 Jablonski, 1998 Jablonski, 1998 refugia theory of speciation; Gautier-Hion, 1988 Miopithecus talapoin Erythocebus patas 55 km non-human primate Macaca mulatta mtdna M. assamensis paraphyly maternal inheritance bisexual inheritance morphological species Jolly, 1993 Papio hamadryas Theropithecus gelada multi-level social structure 2 2 two-tiered social organization pollex Ateles Brachyteles 3
4 Simias concolor monogamous Semnopithecus entellus infanticide Parapithecidae Parapithecus Apidium Ma Victoriapithecidae Victoriapithecus Colobinae Cercopithecinae Victoriapithecus Benefit, 1999 late Miocene 5 Ma Procynocephalus Paradolicopithecus 2.5 Ma Parapapio Ma 100 kg 4
5 3 Ma 1 Ma Mesopithecus Cercopithecoides Mesopithecus Ma Dolicopithecus 2.5 Ma Delson (1994)?Dolichopithecus eohanuman Presbytis sivalensis Microcolobus 9 Ma: 4 kg Libypithecus 7 Ma sensu lato Pliocece early Pleistocene large colobines Cercopithecoides Paracolobus Rhinocolobus 5
6 general Fleagle, John G., 1999: Primate adaptation and evolution. 2nd ed. Academic Press. Napier, J. R. & P. H. Napier, 1985: The natural history of the primates. MIT Press., D. W., 1986: Disotell, Todd R., 1996: The phylogeny of Old World monkeys. Evolutionary Anthropology 5: Old World monkeys Whitehead, Paul F. & C. J. Jolly (eds), 2000: Old World monkeys. Cambridge University Press. guenons Gautier-Hion, Annie (ed.), 1988: A primate radiation: evolutionary biology of African guenons. Cambridge University Press. Glenn, Mary E. & Marina Cords (eds.), 2002: The guenons: diversity and adaptation in African monkeys. Kluwer Academic/Prenum Publishers. macaques Lindburg, Donald G. (ed.), 1980: The macaques: studies in ecology, behavior and evolution. Van Nostrand Reinhold. Fa, John E. & D. G. Lindburg (eds.), 1996: Evolution and ecology of macaque societies. Cambridge University Press. mangabeys Cronin, J. E. & V. M. Sarich, 1976: Molecular evidence for dual origin of mangabeys among Old World monkeys. Nature 260:
7 baboons and geladas Jolly, Clifford J, 1993: Species, subspecies and baboon systematics. In Kimbel, William H. & L. B. Martin (eds.) Species, species concepts, and primate evolution. Plenum. pp Jablonski, Nina G. (ed.), 1993: Theropithecus: the rise and fall of a primate genus. Cambridge University Press. Disotell, Todd R., 1994: Generic level relationships of the Papionini (Cercopithecoidea). American Journal of Physical Anthropology 94: colobines Davies, A. Glyn & John F. Oates, 1994: Colobine monkeys: the ecology, behaviour and evolution. Cambridge University Press. Jablonski, Nina G. (ed.), 1998: The natural history of the doucs and snub-nosed monkeys. World Scientific. Victoriapithecus Benefit, Brenda R. 1999: Victoriapithecus: the key to Old World monkeys and catarrhine origins. Evolutionary Anthropology 7 (5):
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