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New fossils, systematics, and biogeography of the oldest known crown primate Teilhardina from the earliest Eocene of Asia, Europe, and North America.
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Several exchanges highlight fascination with primate biogeography, such as debates on how monkeys might have crossed oceans, with tone and word choice emphasizing amazement and skepticism, like 'impossible' and 'raft.' Others reference the article's new fossil data by sharing excitement over discoveries, reflecting curiosity but limited consensus on broader implications. The tone ranges from playful speculation to genuine scientific interest.
Most discussions are neutral or exploratory, with little clear support or opposition to the publication's findings, reflecting curiosity rather than stance.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyDay 2 of road trip to the badlands of Wyoming. Our dream is to find the skull the elusive early primate Teilhardina brandti https://t.co/caDUNVb713 #FossilFriday @jibloch @renarducci https://t.co/mZgcvCWkWh
Yesterday was Monkey Day! Monkeys live all over the world, but this video reminds us how much a of feat that is! https://t.co/72RobxRlRN https://t.co/LDM8X8d0fi
There’s no real evidence of how the monkeys we see in South America traveled there from the other side of the Atlantic Ocean. So how did they make the trip? https://t.co/JXOArYm5hu https://t.co/62BbrJsmlR
@rionharmon this honestly feels impossible to me and everyone in the comments is just like "yes that makes the most sense" https://t.co/xRrBRK486S
New fossils, systematics, and biogeography of the oldest known crown primate Teilhardina from the earliest Eocene https://t.co/JYhYQvaTdg
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African Origins of South American Primate Species Revealed
A new species of parapithecid primate has been discovered in South America, showcasing African origins. This finding adds to evidence of species dispersal across the Atlantic, suggesting primates may have arrived via…
North American Origin of Early Primates Challenged by New Fossil Evidence
A mousesized primate known as Teilhardina eventually gave rise to today's monkeys apes and humans. New research by University of Florida suggests it originated in North America, challenging previous beliefs that it…
There Shouldn't Be Monkeys In South America https://t.co/HjdnnOsdnI
There Shouldn't Be Monkeys In South America Primates are common in South America, living almost anywhere you can find trees. But as it turns out, we don't have a simple explanation for how their evolutionary ancestors got there... except, maybe rafts? https://t.co/DHcSeqOrch
RT @SciShow: Yesterday was Monkey Day! Monkeys live all over the world, but this video reminds us how much a of feat that is! https://t.co/…
Yesterday was Monkey Day! Monkeys live all over the world, but this video reminds us how much a of feat that is! https://t.co/72RobxRlRN https://t.co/LDM8X8d0fi
@paintmediocre https://t.co/HdJqIfYAVE olha esse que fala sobre uma das hipoteses de macacos existirem na america do sul. eles podem ter vindo da africa numa "balsa natural" !!!
@stillgray https://t.co/yOKGymjozk
There Shouldn't Be Monkeys In South America https://t.co/zg3ETRweiP @YouTubeより 南アメリカにはなぜ猿がいるべきじゃないのか
RT @micsolana: @rionharmon this honestly feels impossible to me and everyone in the comments is just like "yes that makes the most sense" h…
@rionharmon this honestly feels impossible to me and everyone in the comments is just like "yes that makes the most sense" https://t.co/xRrBRK486S
Fascinating! Monkeys evolved in the Americas, went extinct, then found their way back. Just like horses in North America. Also reminiscent of why Marsupials are only in Australia and America. https://t.co/88LyVEdTqk
Liked on YouTube: There Shouldn't Be Monkeys In South America https://t.co/S6NWzxFrO2
RT @EldonMacwood: Don't tell them where to live!!!! They will do what they damn well want to do! The real Noah's Ark... https://t.co/DT4L…
Don't tell them where to live!!!! They will do what they damn well want to do! The real Noah's Ark... https://t.co/DT4LcRlBXU
There Shouldn’t Be Monkeys In South America https://t.co/jqNuyZoOkP https://t.co/5raPFZ03kK
There Shouldn't Be Monkeys In South America https://t.co/0wmRe1sVbU via @YouTube
@bjorkimlip OMG OOMFIE I DID NOT EXPECT TO SEE YOU HERE !?!?! HI HOW ARE YOU DOING !?!? CHECK OUT THIS YOUTUBE VIDEO ABOUT SOME OF OUR FAVORITE SUBJECTS COMBINED (OCEAN VOYAGING AND PRIMATES) https://t.co/WbNSk1A1Kh
They didn't,in any way,shape,or form, come from Africa.Original genetic seeds of life occur via interaction of astrophysical influx&local geothermal cultivation. Primates are a slowly shape shifting group covering root habitats,simultaneously,across
YouTube’s SciShow covered this problem of monkeys in South America No mention of adopting creationist vegetation rafting ideas, of course
Monkeys accidentally sailing 10 to 13 days across ocean https://t.co/vdG0R0HFp1
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There Shouldn't Be Monkeys In South America https://t.co/NyUzrygF4Q via @YouTube
There’s no real evidence of how the monkeys we see in South America traveled there from the other side of the Atlantic Ocean. So how did they make the trip? https://t.co/JXOArYm5hu https://t.co/62BbrJsmlR
There Shouldn't Be Monkeys In South America https://t.co/wzKbSUBuF7 via @YouTube
I Helped Make This Video And It Is Really Fun https://t.co/joNcfOj7cO
New fossils, systematics, and biogeography of the oldest known crown primate Teilhardina from the earliest Eocene of Asia, Europe, and North America https://t.co/6LTG70vRR2
RT @BlochLab: Day 2 of road trip to the badlands of Wyoming. Our dream is to find the skull the elusive early primate Teilhardina brandti h…
RT @BlochLab: Day 2 of road trip to the badlands of Wyoming. Our dream is to find the skull the elusive early primate Teilhardina brandti h…
RT @BlochLab: Day 2 of road trip to the badlands of Wyoming. Our dream is to find the skull the elusive early primate Teilhardina brandti h…
RT @BlochLab: Day 2 of road trip to the badlands of Wyoming. Our dream is to find the skull the elusive early primate Teilhardina brandti h…
Day 2 of road trip to the badlands of Wyoming. Our dream is to find the skull the elusive early primate Teilhardina brandti https://t.co/caDUNVb713 #FossilFriday @jibloch @renarducci https://t.co/mZgcvCWkWh
New fossils, systematics, and biogeography of the oldest known crown primate Teilhardina from the earliest Eocene https://t.co/JYhYQvaTdg