Anthropoids

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Let’s learn about our last major group of primates: anthropoids. We will discuss the major groups within anthropoids: catarrhines and platyrrhines. • Resources: • NE Primate Conservancy: https://www.neprimateconservancy.org/ • Primate Info Net: http://pin.primate.wisc.edu/ • IUCN Redlist: https://www.iucnredlist.org/ • GBIF: https://www.gbif.org/ • Table of Contents: • 00:25 - • 00:50 - Anthropoidea • 01:34 - • 01:42 - Platyrrhini • 02:26 - Platyrrhini • 02:33 - Callitrichidae • 03:45 - Aotidae • 04:20 - Cebidae • 05:04 - Cebidae • 05:22 - Pitheciidae • 05:43 - Pitheciidae • 06:10 - Atelidae • 06:45 - Atelidae • 07:08 - • 07:19 - Catarrhini • 08:02 - • 08:30 - • 08:38 - Cercopithecoidea • 10:08 - Cercopithecini • 10:39 - Cercopithecini • 11:20 - Macaca • 11:54 - Macaca • 12:22 - Mandrillus • 13:13 - Papio • 14:03 - Theropithecus • 15:04 - Colobines • 15:38 - African colobines • 15:57 - Asian colobines • 16:34 - • 16:44 - Hominoidea • 16:54 - Hominoidea • 17:21 - Hominoidea • 17:57 - • 18:28 - Hylobatidae • 19:32 - Hominidae • 19:54 - Pongo • 20:38 - Pongo • 21:11 - African Hominidae • 21:25 - Gorilla • 21:45 - Gorilla • 22:10 - Pan • 22:38 - • 22:56 - Knuckle walking • 23:26 - Fist walking • 23:36 - Plantigrady • 24:10 - Homo • 24:33 - • 26:19 - But I want to learn more?? • 26:24 - • 26:43 - • 27:03 - • 27:44 - • 28:03 -

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