Comparative Study of the Endocranial Casts of New and Old World Monkeys
作者： D. Falk
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4684-3764-5_13
关键词: Geography 、 Endocast 、 Evolutionary biology 、 Old World 、 Extant taxon 、 Fossil Record
摘要: The fossil record of brain evolution is poorly represented for monkeys. There only one known ceboid endocast and the described endocasts cercopithecoid monkeys can be counted on hand (Radinsky, 1974). Thus, any effort to assess evolutionary histories Old New World monkeys, based neurological data, must rely heavily comparisons brains or from extant species.
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