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Jonathan I Bloch1, Emily D Woodruff1,2, Aaron R Wood1,3

  • 1Florida Museum of Natural History, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida 32611-7800, USA.

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パナマ で 発見 さ れ た 新 世界 の 猿 の 化石 は,熱帯 の 初期 の 霊長類 の 多様化 を 明らかに し て い ます. この発見は 南米と北米の間の哺乳類の交代に関する 最も古い化石の証拠です

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