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Notharctus

Notharctus is a genus of adapiform primate that lived in North America during the early to middle Eocene. Known from many geologic formations, including the Bridger Basin and the Devil's Graveyard Formation, Notharctus was wide-ranging throughout North America.

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Notharctus

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related to history · 24
Notharctus → Condylarthra, Cope, Edward Drinker Cope, Fort Bridger Basin, Hyopsodus, In, Insectivora, Joseph Leidy, Karl Alfred, Leidy, Limnotherium, Marsh, Mesodonta, Microsyops, North America, October, Othniel Charles Marsh, Pachylemuridae, Pelycodus, Quadrumana
related to Distribution and stratigraphy · 18
Notharctus → Big Horn, Bridger Basin, Bridgerian, Church Butte, Devil's Graveyard Formation, Eocene, Fort Bridger, Fort Bridger Basin, Green River, It, Laney Shale, North America, Primarily, Smilodectes, Some, Texas, Uintan, Washakie
related to Paleoenvironment · 11
Notharctus → Aspideretes, Bridger, Church Butte, Eocene North American, Green River, In Church Butte, Insects, Palms, Physa, The, Unio
related to Taxonomy · 7
Notharctus → Cantius, Greek, Latin, Notharctidae, Notharctinae, The, Within
related to Extinction · 4
Notharctus → Early Eocene Climatic Optimum, EECO, North American, The
related to Paleobiology · 3
Notharctus → Based, The, This
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Notharctus → genus of adapiform primate that lived in North America during the early to middle Eocene
related to Description · 1
Notharctus → The

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genus known lemurs modern primates anatomy including north bridger similar found early species eocene tenebrosus also compared long primate america

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Notharctusis agenus of adapiform primate that lived in North America during the early to middle Eocene0.90text
Notharctusrelated to DescriptionThe0.60section
Notharctusrelated to Distribution and stratigraphyPrimarily0.60section
Notharctusrelated to Distribution and stratigraphyNorth America0.60section
Notharctusrelated to Distribution and stratigraphyFort Bridger Basin0.60section
Notharctusrelated to Distribution and stratigraphyFort Bridger0.60section
Notharctusrelated to Distribution and stratigraphyBridgerian0.60section
Notharctusrelated to Distribution and stratigraphyGreen River0.60section
Notharctusrelated to Distribution and stratigraphyWashakie0.60section
Notharctusrelated to Distribution and stratigraphyBig Horn0.60section
Notharctusrelated to Distribution and stratigraphySome0.60section
Notharctusrelated to Distribution and stratigraphyUintan0.60section

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