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Type specimen
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Publicity and media coverage
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Discovery and acquisition
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Overview
- Infraorder
- Adapiformes
- Basal Basal (phylogenetics)
- Strepsirrhine Strepsirrhini
- Primates Primate
- Eocene
- Epoch Geologic time scale
- Lutetian
- Stage Stage (stratigraphy)
- Messel Messel pit
- Messel
- Frankfurt
- Counterslab Counter slab
- In commemoration of the bicentenary Commemoration of Charles Darwin
- Charles Darwin
- Lemur
- Family Family (taxonomy)
- Notharctidae
- Cercamoniinae
- Transitional form
- Prosimian
- Simian
- Nils Christian Stenseth
- Hoax
- Scientific principles Scientific method
- Ethics Research ethics
Taxonomy
- Europolemur koenigswaldi
- Europolemur kelleri
- Godinotia neglecta
- Geiseltal
- Monophyletic
- Paraphyletic
- Aye-ayes Aye-aye
- Lorisoids Lorisoidea
- Haplorrhini
- Tarsiers Tarsier
- Apes Ape
- Adapoidea Adapid
- Synapomorphies Synapomorphy
- Mandibular ramus
- Cladistic analysis Cladistics
- Eosimias
- Duke University
- University of Chicago
- Carnegie Museum of Natural History
- Jørn Hurum
- Tim White Tim White (anthropologist)
- Philip D. Gingerich
- Superfamilies Taxonomic rank
- Anthropoidea
- Erik Seiffert
- Stony Brook University
- Afradapis
Type specimen
- Type specimen
- Norwegian Norwegian people
- Paleontologist
- Natural History Museum, University of Oslo
- Opposable thumbs
- Grooming claw Toilet-claw
- Toothcomb
- Teeth
- Molars Molar (tooth)
- Jaw
- Squirrel monkeys Squirrel monkey
- Strepsirrhines Strepsirrhine
- Lemurids Lemurid
- Baculum
- Carbon dioxide
- Fossilisation
- Ring-tailed lemurs Ring-tailed lemur
Discovery and acquisition
Publication
- The History Channel History (U.S. TV channel)
- PLoS ONE
- Public Library of Science
- The Wall Street Journal
- Mona Lisa
- Henry Gee
- Nature Nature (journal)
- Homo floresiensis
- Feathered dinosaurs Feathered dinosaur
Publicity and media coverage
- Blogosphere
- Atlantic Productions
- Predator X
- Pliosaur
- Svalbard
- Colin Tudge
- BBC One
- David Attenborough
- American Museum of Natural History
- Lost Ark Ark of the Covenant
- Holy Grail
- University of New England University of New England (Australia)
- A chain Great chain of being
- ScienceBlogger ScienceBlogs
- The Times
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Nodes114
Edges113
Triples41
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.017544
Components1
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Darwinius
Top relations
related to Concerns over cladistic analysis · 24
Darwinius → Adapiformes, Adapoidea, Carnegie Museum, Chicago, Chris Beard, Duke University, Egypt, Eocene, Eosimias, Franzen, In, Jørn Hurum, May, Most, Natural History, Paleontologist Callum Ross, Paleontologist Richard Kay, Paleontologists, Strepsirrhini, Tarsiidae
related to Taxonomy · 9
Darwinius → Adapiformes, Cercamoniinae, Europolemur, Franzen, Geiseltal, Godinotia, Messel, Notharctidae, The
related to External links · 5
Darwinius → Csotonyi Archived, Ida, Julius, Life, Wayback MachineNew Darwinius
is a · 1
Darwinius → genus within the infraorder Adapiformes
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Important terminology
fossil primates specimen hurum would masillae messel said one scientific slab strepsirrhini museum years paper primate ida history link publicity
Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples
Extracted RDF-like relationships with confidence and source. The table includes structured facts and lower-confidence contextual relations.| Subject | Predicate | Object | Confidence | Src |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Darwinius | is a | genus within the infraorder Adapiformes | 0.90 | text |
| anthropoids from Egypt | instance of | Concerns over cladistic analysisPaleontologists have expressed concern that the cladistic analysis compared only 30 traits when standard practice is to analyze 200 to 400 traits… | 0.80 | text |
| the primate genus Eosimias which were not included in the analysis | instance of | Concerns over cladistic analysisPaleontologists have expressed concern that the cladistic analysis compared only 30 traits when standard practice is to analyze 200 to 400 traits… | 0.80 | text |
| Darwinius | related to Concerns over cladistic analysis | Paleontologists | 0.60 | section |
| Darwinius | related to Concerns over cladistic analysis | Egypt | 0.60 | section |
| Darwinius | related to Concerns over cladistic analysis | Eosimias | 0.60 | section |
| Darwinius | related to Concerns over cladistic analysis | This | 0.60 | section |
| Darwinius | related to Concerns over cladistic analysis | Paleontologist Richard Kay | 0.60 | section |
| Darwinius | related to Concerns over cladistic analysis | Duke University | 0.60 | section |
| Darwinius | related to Concerns over cladistic analysis | Paleontologist Callum Ross | 0.60 | section |
| Darwinius | related to Concerns over cladistic analysis | University | 0.60 | section |
| Darwinius | related to Concerns over cladistic analysis | Chicago | 0.60 | section |
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