from 2008 to 2014 in southern China produced 48 teeth,
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, from six new fossil primate species, Beard says. These primates were tree dwellers and had assembled in a region located far enough south to retain forested areas. The new finds provide a rare glimpse of Asian primates that managed to weather the climate shift.
Fossil teeth of one ancient species look much like those of modern tarsiers. These tiny,
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Only one Chinese fossil primate comes from an anthropoid,
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, Ni’s group concludes. The researchers classify that animal as part of a line of Asian anthropoids previously identified from roughly 40-million-year-old tooth and jaw fragments found in Myanmar,
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, just across China’s southwestern border (SN: 10/16/99,
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Ni’s team suspects that anthropoids evolved in Asia from earlier primates around 55 million years ago (SN:

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