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Hadropithecus

Hadropithecus is a medium-sized, extinct genus of lemur, or strepsirrhine primate, from Madagascar that includes a single species, Hadropithecus stenognathus. Due to its rarity and lack of sufficient skeletal remains, it is one of the least understood of the extinct lemurs. Both it and Archaeolemur are collectively known as "monkey lemurs" or "baboon…

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Hadropithecus

Nodes63
Edges62
Triples55
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.031746
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related to Classification and phylogeny · 22
Hadropithecus → Andrahomana, Archaeolemur, Archaeolemuridae, Babakotia, Based, DNA, Hadrophithecus, However, In, Lemuriformes, Liburnau, Lorenz, Ludwig Lorenz, Madagascar, Malagasy, Mesopropithecus, More, Over, Palaeopropithecidae, Pithecodon
related to Ecology · 15
Hadropithecus → Because, C3, C4, CAM, Central Plateau, It, Its, Like, Madagascar, Malagasy, Microwear, South, Southwest, This, Within
related to Anatomy and physiology · 8
Hadropithecus → Although, Archaeolemur, Both, Due, It, Newer, Old World, There
related to Extinction · 5
Hadropithecus → Archaeolemur, Because, Both, CE, The
related to Etymology · 4
Hadropithecus → African, Archaeolemur, Greek, The
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Hadropithecus → medium-sized

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lemurs monkey extinct lemur archaeolemur indriids species subfossil remains madagascar stenognathus teeth sloth terrestrial like known modern genus family grazer

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Hadropithecusis amedium-sized0.90text
Hadropithecusrelated to Anatomy and physiologyArchaeolemur0.60section
Hadropithecusrelated to Anatomy and physiologyNewer0.60section
Hadropithecusrelated to Anatomy and physiologyIt0.60section
Hadropithecusrelated to Anatomy and physiologyOld World0.60section
Hadropithecusrelated to Anatomy and physiologyBoth0.60section
Hadropithecusrelated to Anatomy and physiologyThere0.60section
Hadropithecusrelated to Anatomy and physiologyAlthough0.60section
Hadropithecusrelated to Anatomy and physiologyDue0.60section
Hadropithecusrelated to Classification and phylogenyArchaeolemuridae0.60section
Hadropithecusrelated to Classification and phylogenyThis0.60section
Hadropithecusrelated to Classification and phylogenyLemuriformes0.60section

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