hadropithecus造句

• Both lemurs, Hadropithecus and Archaeolemur, like every other lemur, were endemic to Madagascar.
• It is believed that Hadropithecus stenognathus would have not given birth more than once every other year.
• Similar to the sloth lemur, Hadropithecus was a large, slow, specialized lemur, that grazed and fed on seeds.
• To make matters worse for Hadropithecus, additionally, pigs and other animals were introduced by humans, putting more pressure on them.
• The monkey lemur family is divided into two genera ( family : " Hadropithecus " and " Archaeolemur " ) and three species.
• In addition, Hadropithecus stenognathus would have spent most, if not all, of its time on the ground, making it readily available for hunting and exploitation by humans.
• Hadropithecus stenognathus would not have weaned its young before 2.75 years of age, or even 3 years, making it the lemur with one of the slowest life cycles.
• The extinct " Hadropithecus " was as large as a large male baboon and had a comparably sized brain, giving it the largest brain size relative to body size among all prosimians.
• The last known record of Hadropithecus stenognathus was dated back to around 444-772 CE . It is believed that Hadropithecus was a more rare lemur, since there were not as many subfossils found of it.
• The last known record of Hadropithecus stenognathus was dated back to around 444-772 CE . It is believed that Hadropithecus was a more rare lemur, since there were not as many subfossils found of it.
• "Hadropithecus Stenognathus " have similar cranial stricture and dental portions to " hominins " . " H . stenognathus " carbon isotope data show that they consumed CAM or C4 plants.
• However, the descriptions of " kidoky ", with its terrestrial baboon-like gait, make " Hadropithecus " and " Archaeolemur " the most plausible candidates among the giant subfossil lemurs.
• Despite the taxonomic clarification, subfossil postcrania from different genera, particularly " Megaladapis ", " Palaeopropithecus " and " Hadropithecus ", continued to be incorrectly paired and sometimes assigned to non-primates.
• In 1899 he was the first scientist to provide analysis of " Hadropithecus stenognathus " ( an extinct species of lemur ), a study based on a mandible discovered by fossil collector Franz Sikora at Andrahomana cave in southeastern Madagascar.
• Hadropithecus stenognathus, referred to as the  monkey lemur or  baboon lemur,  may have survived until the late First Millennium A . D . It was led to extinction mainly by human activity, like many other lemurs of Madagascar.
• The skulls of both " Hadropithecus " and " Archaeolemur " indicate that monkey lemurs had relatively large brains compared to the other subfossil lemurs, with " Hadropithecus " having an estimated endocranial volume of 115 ml.
• The skulls of both " Hadropithecus " and " Archaeolemur " indicate that monkey lemurs had relatively large brains compared to the other subfossil lemurs, with " Hadropithecus " having an estimated endocranial volume of 115 ml.
• Burney interpreted the old man as saying that it moved in " a series of leaps ", but Godfrey later claimed that " a series of bounds " was a better translation  a description that would closely match the foot anatomy of monkey lemurs, such as " Hadropithecus " and " Archaeolemur ".