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  • 9. Chronology of primate discoveries in Myanmar: influences on the anthropoid origins debate.
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  • 16. Evolution of postural diversity in primates as reflected by the size and shape of the medial tibial facet of the talus.
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  • 19. A new Late Eocene anthropoid primate from Thailand.
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