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Reconstructing the evolutionary history of the Lorisidae using morphological, molecular, and geological data.

American journal of physical anthropology - 1 Aug 2005

Masters J C, Anthony N M, de Wit M J, Mitchell A

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Major aspects of lorisid phylogeny and systematics remain unresolved, despite several studies (involving morphology, histology, karyology, immunology, and DNA sequencing) aimed at elucidating them. Our study is the first to investigate the evolution of this enigmatic group using molecular and morphological data for all four well-established genera: Arctocebus, Loris, Nycticebus, and Perodicticus. Data sets...

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PMID: 15693029
DOI: 10.1002/ajpa.20149

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