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, anthropoids must have reached Africa before the 34-million-year-old climate shift devastated forests across Asia. Those intercontinental migrants would then have evolved into present-day monkeys,
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, apes and humans. Investigators already knew that primates’ forest homes in Africa survived the ancient cooldown better than those in Asia.
Only one other Asian site, in Pakistan,
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Asian anthropoids died out a few million years after the continent’s tropical forests began to shrink,
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Too few ancient Asian primate fossils have been found to say whether the southern Chinese discoveries signal a continent-wide survival of lemur and loris ancestors after 34 million years ago,
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Lemur and loris ancestors must have lived in equatorial Africa and Madagascar by 34 million years ago,
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Williams is also skeptical of Ni and colleagues’ contention that primates originated in Asia. The oldest known primate fossils, from 56 million to 55 million years ago, come from Asia,
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, Europe, Morocco and North America. “We cannot say where primates evolved,” Williams

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