Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Related to the Adapidæ.
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- noun An
extinct primate of the genus Adapoides.
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Examples
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Because despite later findings showing Ida is most likely a species in the adapoid family of primates that lead to the lemur family instead of those earliest primates that led to us, or some kind of "direct link", it is still a discovery.
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Stclaire 2009
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Because despite later findings showing Ida is most likely a species in the adapoid family of primates that lead to the lemur family instead of those earliest primates that led to us, or some kind of "direct link", it is still a discovery.
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] UMichRepublican 2009
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Because despite later findings showing Ida is most likely a species in the adapoid family of primates that lead to the lemur family instead of those earliest primates that led to us, or some kind of "direct link", it is still a discovery.
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Because despite later findings showing Ida is most likely a species in the adapoid family of primates that lead to the lemur family instead of those earliest primates that led to us, or some kind of "direct link", it is still a discovery.
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Because despite later findings showing Ida is most likely a species in the adapoid family of primates that lead to the lemur family instead of those earliest primates that led to us, or some kind of "direct link", it is still a discovery.
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Because despite later findings showing Ida is most likely a species in the adapoid family of primates that lead to the lemur family instead of those earliest primates that led to us, or some kind of "direct link", it is still a discovery.
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Because despite later findings showing Ida is most likely a species in the adapoid family of primates that lead to the lemur family instead of those earliest primates that led to us, or some kind of "direct link", it is still a discovery.
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We do not interpret Darwinius as anthropoid, but the adapoid primates it represents deserve more careful comparison with higher primates than they have received in the past.
Penmachine 2009
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Because despite later findings showing Ida is most likely a species in the adapoid family of primates that lead to the lemur family instead of those earliest primates that led to us, or some kind of "direct link", it is still a discovery.
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Because despite later findings showing Ida is most likely a species in the adapoid family of primates that lead to the lemur family instead of those earliest primates that led to us, or some kind of "direct link", it is still a discovery.
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