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Taxonomy
Anaptomorphidae was named by Cope (1883). It is not extant. Its type is Anaptomorphus.
It was synonymized subjectively with Mixodectidae by Hay (1902); it was reranked as the subfamily Anaptomorphinae by Szalay (1976), Bown and Rose (1991), Gingerich (1993), Muldoon and Gunnell (2002) and Hooker (2007).
It was assigned to Quadrumana by Cope (1889); to Mesodonta by Osborn (1902); to Paleopithecini by Wortman (1903) and Wortman (1904); to Primates by Simpson (1937) and Simpson (1940); to Tarsiiformes by Robinson (1968); and to Omomyidae by Szalay (1976), Bown and Rose (1991), Gingerich (1993), Muldoon and Gunnell (2002) and Hooker (2007).
It was synonymized subjectively with Mixodectidae by Hay (1902); it was reranked as the subfamily Anaptomorphinae by Szalay (1976), Bown and Rose (1991), Gingerich (1993), Muldoon and Gunnell (2002) and Hooker (2007).
It was assigned to Quadrumana by Cope (1889); to Mesodonta by Osborn (1902); to Paleopithecini by Wortman (1903) and Wortman (1904); to Primates by Simpson (1937) and Simpson (1940); to Tarsiiformes by Robinson (1968); and to Omomyidae by Szalay (1976), Bown and Rose (1991), Gingerich (1993), Muldoon and Gunnell (2002) and Hooker (2007).
Subtaxa
Synonymy list
Year | Name and author |
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1883 | Anaptomorphidae Cope p. 80 |
1889 | Anaptomorphidae Cope p. 876 |
1902 | Anaptomorphidae Osborn p. 199 |
1903 | Anaptomorphidae Wortman p. 411 |
1904 | Anaptomorphidae Wortman p. 29 |
1937 | Anaptomorphidae Simpson p. 142 |
1940 | Anaptomorphidae Simpson p. 197 |
1968 | Anaptomorphidae Robinson p. 322 |
1976 | Anaptomorphinae Szalay |
1991 | Anaptomorphinae Bown and Rose p. 467 |
1993 | Anaptomorphinae Gingerich p. 322 |
2002 | Anaptomorphinae Muldoon and Gunnell p. 481 |
2007 | Anaptomorphinae Hooker p. 749 |
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If no rank is listed, the taxon is considered an unranked clade in modern classifications. Ranks may be repeated or presented in the wrong order because authors working on different parts of the classification may disagree about how to rank taxa.
Subfm. †Anaptomorphinae Cope 1883
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Tr. †Anaptomorphini Cope 1883
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G. †Arapahovius Savage and Waters 1978
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†Arapahovius advena Bown and Rose 1991
†Arapahovius gazini Savage and Waters 1978
G. †Artimonius Muldoon and Gunnell 2002
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†Artimonius australis Bown and Rose 1987
†Artimonius nocerai Robinson 1966
†Artimonius witteri Morris 1954
Subtr. †Teilhardinina Quinet 1964
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G. †Chlororhysis Gazin 1958
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†Chlororhysis incomptus Bown and Rose 1984
†Chlororhysis knightensis Gazin 1958
Tr. †Tetoniina Abel 1931
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G. †Absarokius Matthew 1915
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†Absarokius gazini Bown and Rose 1987
†Absarokius metoecus Bown and Rose 1987
G. †Anemorhysis Gazin 1958
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†Anemorhysis natronensis Beard et al. 1992
†Anemorhysis pattersoni Bown and Rose 1984
†Anemorhysis savagei Williams and Covert 1994
†Anemorhysis sublettensis Gazin 1952
†Anemorhysis wortmani Bown and Rose 1984
Invalid names: Tetonoides Gazin 1962 [synonym], Uintalacus Gazin 1958 [synonym], Uintalacus nettingi Gazin 1958 [nomen dubium]
G. †Mckennamorphus Szalay 1976
G. †Tetonius Matthew 1915
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†Tetonius homunculus Cope 1882
†Tetonius matthewi Bown and Rose 1987
†Tetonius mckennai Bown and Rose 1987
Invalid names: Paratetonius Seton 1940 [synonym], Pseudotetonius Bown 1974 [synonym]
Tr. †Trogolemurini Szalay 1976
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G. †Walshina López-Torres et al. 2018
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†Walshina esmaraldensis López-Torres et al. 2018
†Walshina mcgrewi Robinson 1968
†Walshina shifrae Krishtalka 1978
Diagnosis
Reference | Diagnosis | |
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F. S. Szalay 1976 | "characterized by the presence of protocone-fold (sometimes referred to in the literature as Nannopithex-fold), and a type of hypocone that is an indistinct elevation on the distal slope of the protocone. ... Along with this type of hypocone construction anaptomorphines are usually also characterized by low and relatively bulbous trigonid cusps and relatively shallow talonids." |