lemuriforms造句

• Supporting this, reduced interdental spacing is found in exudate feeding lemuriforms.
• Instead, it is unique to lemuriforms and is not seen among adapiforms.
• All lemuriforms have a VNO, as do tarsiers and some New World monkeys.
• Like nearly all lemuriforms, they have a grooming claw on the second toe of each foot.
• Often, adapiforms are placed in their own infraorder due to anatomical differences with lemuriforms and their unclear relationship.
• When Strepsirrhini is divided into two infraorders, the clade containing all toothcombed primates can be called " lemuriforms ".
• Instead, lemuriforms may be descended from a very early branch of Asian cercamoniines or sivaladapids that immigrated to northern Africa.
• As a homologous structure in lemuriforms, the toothcomb serves variable biological roles, despite its superficially stereotypic shape and appearance.
• Each of these were considered " primitive " forms among the living strepsirrhines, suggesting the first lemuriforms exhibited similar behaviors.
• Tarsiers lack a toothcomb, which may explain why their sublingua lacks the serrations typically found on the sublingua of lemuriforms.
• Together with " Plesiopithecus " from the late Eocene Egypt, the three may qualify as the stem lemuriforms from Africa.
• Even the behavior of young lemuriforms suggests that grooming plays a more important role in the use of the toothcomb than food procurement.
• Although it lacks a toothcomb ( a specialized dental structure found in most lemuriforms ), its front dentition is enlarged and procumbent.
• "' Omanodon "'is a genus of primate related to lemuriforms that lived in Oman during the early Oligocene.
• "' Shizarodon "'is a genus of primate related to lemuriforms that lived in Oman during the early Oligocene.
• The toothcomb of most lemuriforms includes six finely spaced teeth, four incisors and two permanent dentition, the canines erupt after the incisors.
• Also the interdental spaces seen in most lemuriforms favor fur combing and would also promote bacterial growth and tooth decay if used for exudate feeding.
• The apical ridge, following along the front edges of the toothcomb teeth, is V-shaped in most lemuriforms, tapering off from the midline.
• In African antelopes, the toothcomb is strikingly similar to that of lemuriforms in that it consists of two pairs of incisors and a pair of canines.
• Due to the differences in dental anatomy, " Plesiopithecus " is thought to be a sister group to either lorisoids or all living lemuriforms.