L. M. Van Valen 1994
Full reference
L. M. Van Valen. 1994. The origin of the plesiadapid primates and the nature of Purgatorius. Evolutionary Monographs 15:1-79 [J. Alroy/J. Alroy/P. Mannion]
Metadata
| ID number: | 3488 |
| Created: | 2001-03-02 15:01:33 |
| Modified: | 2015-11-19 10:54:10 |
| Publication type: | journal article |
| Taxonomy: | stated with evidence |
| Language: | English |
Taxonomic names (5)
Taxonomic opinions (11) - view classification
'Anasazia williamsoni belongs to Anasazia' according to L. M. Van Valen 1994
'Anasazia belongs to Palaechthonidae' according to L. M. Van Valen 1994
'Carpolestes belongs to Carpolestidae' according to L. M. Van Valen 1994
'Carpolestes belongs to Carpolestidae' according to Gingerich 1980
'Carpolestes is a subjective synonym of Carpodaptes' according to Szalay and Delson 1979
'Pandemonium dis belongs to Pandemonium' according to L. M. Van Valen 1994
'Pandemonium belongs to Plesiadapidae' according to L. M. Van Valen 1994
'Purgatorius ceratops belongs to Purgatorius' according to L. M. Van Valen 1994
'Purgatorius janisae belongs to Purgatorius' according to L. M. Van Valen 1994
'Talpohenach torrejonius is recombined as Palaechthon torrejonius' according to L. M. Van Valen 1994
'Talpohenach is a subjective synonym of Palaechthon' according to L. M. Van Valen 1994
'Anasazia belongs to Palaechthonidae' according to L. M. Van Valen 1994
'Carpolestes belongs to Carpolestidae' according to L. M. Van Valen 1994
'Carpolestes belongs to Carpolestidae' according to Gingerich 1980
'Carpolestes is a subjective synonym of Carpodaptes' according to Szalay and Delson 1979
'Pandemonium dis belongs to Pandemonium' according to L. M. Van Valen 1994
'Pandemonium belongs to Plesiadapidae' according to L. M. Van Valen 1994
'Purgatorius ceratops belongs to Purgatorius' according to L. M. Van Valen 1994
'Purgatorius janisae belongs to Purgatorius' according to L. M. Van Valen 1994
'Talpohenach torrejonius is recombined as Palaechthon torrejonius' according to L. M. Van Valen 1994
'Talpohenach is a subjective synonym of Palaechthon' according to L. M. Van Valen 1994