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Archaeoindris

Archaeoindris fontoynontii is an extinct giant lemur and the largest primate known to have evolved on Madagascar, comparable in size to a male gorilla. It belonged to a family of extinct lemurs known as "sloth lemurs" (Palaeopropithecidae), and because of its extremely large size, it has been compared to the ground sloths that once roamed North and South…

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Archaeoindris

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Avg. degree1.98
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related to Taxonomic classification · 15
Archaeoindris → AM-6237, AM-6239, Among, Antananarivo, Herbert, It, M1, M3, P2, P4, Palaeopropithecidae, Standing, The, These, University
related to Anatomy and physiology · 12
Archaeoindris → Gigantopithecus, In, It, Jungers, Lamberton, Laurie Godfrey, Palaeopropithecus, Since, The, These, Though, Using
related to Distribution and habitat · 9
Archaeoindris → Ambohitantely Special Reserve, Ampasambazimba, Animal, Aristida, In, Late Quaternary, Madagascar, Prior, The
related to history · 9
Archaeoindris → Babakotia, Its, Madagascar, Mesopropithecus, North, Palaeopropithecidae, Palaeopropithecus, South America, Traits
related to Etymology · 7
Archaeoindris → Académie Malgache, Antoine Maurice Fontoynont, Fontoynont, Greek, Indri, Malagasy Academy, The
related to Extinction · 7
Archaeoindris → BCE, BP, Consequently, Despite, From, Madagascar, Radiocarbon
related to Behavior · 6
Archaeoindris → Both Standing, Its, Jungers, Lamberton, Like, Megaladapis

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palaeopropithecus lemur lemurs sloth subfossil bones size remains species madagascar lower extinct femur known lamberton first found family also bone

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Archaeoindrisrelated to Anatomy and physiologyThough0.60section
Archaeoindrisrelated to Anatomy and physiologyPalaeopropithecus0.60section
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Archaeoindrisrelated to Anatomy and physiologyJungers0.60section
Archaeoindrisrelated to Anatomy and physiologyLaurie Godfrey0.60section
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Archaeoindrisrelated to Anatomy and physiologyGigantopithecus0.60section

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