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Anemorhysis

Mammalia - Primates - Omomyidae

Taxonomy

Anemorhysis was named by Gazin (1958). It is not extant.

It was assigned to Tetoniina by Szalay (1976); to Omomyidae by Gazin (1958), McKenna and Bell (1997); and to Anaptomorphini by Gunnell and Rose (2002).

Species

A. natronensis, A. pattersoni, A. savagei, A. sublettensis, A. wortmani, Tetonoides musculus, Tetonoides pearcei, Uintalacus nettingi

Synonyms

Uintalacus was named by Gazin (1958). It is not extant. Its type is Uintalacus nettingi.

It was synonymized subjectively with Anemorhysis by Szalay (1976), Bown and Rose (1987).

It was assigned to Omomyidae by Gazin (1958), McKenna and Bell (1997).
Tetonoides was named by Gazin (1962). It is not extant. Its type is Tetonoides pearcei.

It was synonymized subjectively with Tetonius by Delson (1971); it was synonymized subjectively with Anemorhysis by Bown (1974), Szalay (1976), Szalay (1982), Bown and Rose (1984), Bown and Rose (1987), Bown and Rose (1991), Rose et al. (1994), Rose (1995).
Uintalacus nettingi was named by Gazin (1958). Its type specimen is C.M. No. 9426, a mandible (left ramus of mandible with P4-M2 and part of M3), and it is a 3D body fossil. Its type locality is Powder Wash (Lower), which is in a Wasatchian terrestrial horizon in the Green River Formation of Utah. It is the type species of Uintalacus.

It was considered a nomen dubium by Szalay (1976), Bown and Rose (1987).

Synonymy list

Year	Name and author
1958	Anemorhysis Gazin
1958	Uintalacus Gazin
1958	Uintalacus nettingi Gazin
1958	Anemorhysis Gazin p. 25
1958	Uintalacus Gazin p. 28
1958	Uintalacus nettingi Gazin p. 29
1962	Tetonoides Gazin
1976	Anemorhysis Szalay p. 211
1978	Tetonoides Savage and Waters
1979	Tetonoides Bown
1981	Tetonoides Gingerich
1992	Tetonoides Beard et al.
1995	Tetonoides Gunnell
1997	Anemorhysis McKenna and Bell
1997	Uintalacus McKenna and Bell
2002	Anemorhysis Gunnell and Rose p. 46

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Rank	Name	Author
kingdom	Animalia	()
—	Bilateria
—	Eubilateria	Ax 1987
—	Deuterostomia
phylum	Chordata	Haeckel 1874
subphylum	Vertebrata
superclass	Gnathostomata
—	Osteichthyes	()
subclass	Sarcopterygii	()
subclass	Dipnotetrapodomorpha	(Nelson 2006)
subclass	Tetrapodomorpha	()
—	Tetrapoda
—	Reptiliomorpha
—	Anthracosauria
subclass	Amphibiosauria	Kuhn 1967
—	Cotylosauria	()
—	Amniota
subclass	Synapsida
—	Therapsida	()
infraorder	Cynodontia	()

Rank	Name	Author
—	Mammaliamorpha
—	Mammaliaformes
class	Mammalia
—	Cladotheria
—	Zatheria
subclass	Tribosphenida	()
subclass	Theria
—	Eutheria	()
—	Placentalia
—	Boreoeutheria
—	Euarchontoglires	Murphy et al. 2001
—	Euarchonta
order	Primates
infraorder	Haplorhini	(Pocock 1918)
infraorder	Tarsiiformes	Gregory 1915
superfamily	Omomyoidea
family	Omomyidae
subfamily	Anaptomorphinae	(Cope 1883)
tribe	Tetoniina	(Abel 1931)
genus	Anemorhysis

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.

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]

Diagnosis

No diagnoses are available

Measurements

No measurements are available

Composition:

phosphaticsubp

Environment:

terrestrialf

Locomotion:

actively mobilec

Life habit:

arborealf

Diet:

insectivoref

Reproduction:

viviparousf

Created:

2005-08-24 13:59:57

Modified:

2005-08-24 15:59:57

Source: f = family, c = class, subp = subphylum

References: Ji et al. 2002, Carroll 1988, Hendy et al. 2009

Age range: base of the Lysitean to the top of the Bridgerian or 54.90000 to 46.20000 Ma

Collections (18 total)

Time interval	Ma	Country or state	Original ID and collection number
Eocene	56.0 - 33.9	USA (Wyoming)	A. savagei (201473)
Lostcabinian	54.9 - 50.5	USA (Wyoming)	A. sp. (15930)
Lysitean - Lostcabinian	54.9 - 50.5	USA (Wyoming)	Tetonoides sp. (15451)
Wasatchian	54.9 - 50.5	USA (Utah)	Uintalacus nettingi (15715)
Wasatchian	54.9 - 50.5	USA (Wyoming)	A. pattersoni (15533 15576) A. sublettensis (15662) A. wortmani (15559 15561 15581) Tetonoides pearcei (15455 15673 15723 118482 226071)
Wasatchian	54.9 - 50.5	USA (North Dakota)	Tetonoides pearcei (15895)
Wasatchian - Bridgerian	54.9 - 46.2	USA (Wyoming)	A. wortmani (15669)
Bridgerian	50.5 - 46.2	USA (Wyoming)	A. natronensis (16207)