Our research, “Exploring interrelationships between #fossil and extant #lorisids (Strepsirrhini, #Primates) and the question of their biogeographic origins”, has been accepted for a Poster at the @societyofvertpaleo.bsky.social Annual Meeting 2025 🥳 Palaeoart credit: Jakub Zalewski

Our research, “Exploring interrelationships between #fossil and extant #lorisids (Strepsirrhini, #Primates) and the question of their biogeographic origins”, has been accepted for a Poster at the @thepalass.bsky.social Annual Meeting 2025 🥳 Palaeoart credit: Jakub Zalewski

Thank you to everyone who came to my #EAVP2025 talk, 'Exploring interrelationships between #fossil and extant #lorisids (#Primates, #Strepsirrhini) and the question of their biogeographic #origins'!

Love very small and fluffy primates? Then come visit me and explore the interrelationships between fossil and extant lorisids, and their biogeographic origins at my poster B421 today 4-6pm! #2025SVP

Like cute, fluffy lorises? Ever wondered where these little guys came from? Then join me in the main session of #EAVP2025 at 11.45 to explore the #biogeographic origins of lorisids and their #fossil relatives

This week was the first of our Primate weeks on the UCL Palaeoanth Palaeolithic Masters course. Lucky to have Christophe Soligo from @UCLanthropology taking us through Lemurs, Lorisids and Tarsiers. Can't wait to see the Aye Aye again at @zsllondonzoo #PaPa

Primates are divided into two suborders; Strepsirrhini, which consists of lemurs, galagos and lorisids. The second suborder; Haplorhini, consists of tarsiers, and monkeys and apes. 
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#Primates #Monkeys #Apes

Oh, yes! Those, marmosets, tarsiers, lorisids, and such. 💙

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