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Lufengpithecus

Lufengpithecus (from Lufeng County, and Ancient Greek πίθηκος (píthēkos), meaning "ape, monkey") is an extinct genus of ape, known from the Late Miocene of East Asia. It is known from thousands of dental remains and a few skulls and probably weighed about 50 kg (110 lb). It contains three species: L. lufengensis, L. hudienensis and L. keiyuanensis.…

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related to Relation to other species · 24
Lufengpithecus → Additionally, Age, Asia, Australopithecus, Cuspal, Fossils, Homininae, Homo, I1, I2, In, Lateral, Life History, M1, Miocene, P3, P4, PA868, PA869, Plio-Pleistocene
related to Paleoecology · 16
Lufengpithecus → Alilepus, Alnus, Animals, Before Lufengpithecus, C4, Conifers, During, Kowalskia, Lake, Longchuansmilus, Miocene, Other, Pliopetaurista, Quercus, Sinocastor, The
related to Diet · 14
Lufengpithecus → An, Because, Dendropithecus, Dental, Due, It, M1, M3, Miocene, Ouranopithecus, Proconsul, Research, The, Though
related to Taxonomy · 13
Lufengpithecus → In, Kaiyuan, Lufeng Basin, Miocene East Asian, Shihuiba, Some, Southwest China, There, This, Xiaolongtan Basin, Yuanmou, Yuanmou Basin, YV0999
related to Lufengpithecus lufengensis · 12
Lufengpithecus → China, It, Lufeng, Lufeng County, Miocene, Pongo, Ramapithecus, Shihuiba, Shihuiba Locality, Sivapithecus, The, Yunnan
related to Dentition · 9
Lufengpithecus → Due, In, Male, PA868, Postcanine, She, The, This, With
related to Characteristics · 8
Lufengpithecus → African, Also, Chinese, Like Sivapithecus, The, These, Western, While Lufengpithecus
related to Lufengpithecus hudienensis · 4
Lufengpithecus → China, The, Yuanmou County, Yunnan
related to Lufengpithecus keiyuanensis · 4
Lufengpithecus → Ape, Dryopithecus, Keiyuan County, Yunnan
related to Anatomy · 3
Lufengpithecus → Conroy, The, Using

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species lufengensis teeth miocene china juvenile molars yunnan apes age lufeng genus hudienensis ape time late also lower years modern

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Proconsulinstance ofIt similarly developed molar shearing crests similar to other Miocene hominids0.80text
Ouranopithecusinstance ofIt similarly developed molar shearing crests similar to other Miocene hominids0.80text
and Dendropithecusinstance ofIt similarly developed molar shearing crests similar to other Miocene hominids0.80text
indicating a general preference for harder fruitsinstance ofIt similarly developed molar shearing crests similar to other Miocene hominids0.80text
leaves or berriesinstance ofLufengpithecus has smaller incisors indicating a preference for softer foods0.80text
Sivapithecusinstance ofResults indicates that the corpus of juvenile mandible of Lufengpithecus possessed the basic structural framework of the adult mandible of same species and other species0.80text
Australopithecusinstance ofResults indicates that the corpus of juvenile mandible of Lufengpithecus possessed the basic structural framework of the adult mandible of same species and other species0.80text
early Homoinstance ofResults indicates that the corpus of juvenile mandible of Lufengpithecus possessed the basic structural framework of the adult mandible of same species and other species0.80text
but possess a different framework from modern humansinstance ofResults indicates that the corpus of juvenile mandible of Lufengpithecus possessed the basic structural framework of the adult mandible of same species and other species0.80text
Lufengpithecusrelated to AnatomyUsing0.60section
Lufengpithecusrelated to AnatomyConroy0.60section
Lufengpithecusrelated to AnatomyThe0.60section

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