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Miocene hominoid biogeography: pulses of dispersal and differentiation

2007-03-01

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To test the hypothesis that the ancestor of the hominines (African apes and humans) had an African origin by comparing the historical biogeographical patterns of hominoids with those of two other large land mammal clades, namely the hyaenids and proboscideans. Global, primarily the Old World over the last 25 Myr (Miocene to present). Creation of a general area cladogram using pact, a new method for generating area...

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10.1111/j.1365-2699.2006.01641.x
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