Gattung Cercocebus

• Alles über Primaten
• Evolution der Primaten
• Im Wandel der Zeit
• früheste Primaten
• erste echte Primaten
• fossile Feuchtnasenaffen
• Tarsiiformes (Trockennasenaffen)
• erste höhere Primaten (Anthropoidea)
• Die Altweltaffen (Catarrhini)
  • Die Ordnung Catarrhini
  • SupFm. Cercopithecoidea
    • Die Cercopithecoidea
    • Fm. Victoriapithecidae
      • Die Victoriapitheciden
      • G. Victoriapithecus
        • G. Victoriapithecus
        • Victoriapithecus macinnesi
    • G. Prohylobates
      • G. Prohylobates
      • Prohylobates simonsi
      • Prohylobates tandyi
    • Fm. Cercopithecidae
      • Die Familie Cercopithecidae
      • G. Cercopithecoides
        • G. Cercopithecoides
        • Cercopithecoides kimeui
        • Cercopithecoides williamsi
        • Cercopithecoides broomi
        • Cercopithecoides kerioensis
        • Cercopithecoides sp.
      • G. Dinopithecus
        • G. Dinopithecus
        • Dinopithecus_ingens
      • G. Gorgopithecus
        • G. Gorgopithecus
        • Gorgopithecus major
      • G. Libypithecus
        • G. Libypithecus
        • Libypithecus markgrafi
      • G. Paracolobus
        • G. Paracolobus
        • Paracolobus chemeroni
        • Paracolobus mutiwa
        • Paracolobus sp.
      • G. Paradolichopithecus
        • G. Paradolichopithecus
        • Paradolichopithecus arvernensis
        • Paradolichopithecus sushkini
        • Paradolichopithecus gansuensis
      • G. Parapapio
        • G. Parapapio
        • Parapapio ado
        • Parapapio antiquus
        • Parapapio broomi
        • Parapapio jonesi
        • Parapapio whitei
        • Parapapio lothagamensis
      • G. Procynocephalus
        • G. Procynocephalus
        • Procynocephalus subhimalayensis
        • Procynocephalus wimani
        • Procynocephalus sp.
      • G. Rhinopithecus
        • G. Rhinopithecus
        • Rhinopithecus lantainensis
        • Rhinopithecus cf.
        • Rhinopithecus roxellana
      • SubFm. Cercopithecinae
        • Unterfamilie Cercopithecinae
        • G. Cercopithecus
        • G. Chlorocebus
        • G. Macaca
          • G. Macaca
          • Macaca anderssoni
          • Macaca sp.
          • Macaca sylvanus
          • Macaca majori
          • Macaca florentina
        • G. Cercocebus
          • G. Cercocebus
        • G. Papio
          • G. Papio
          • Papio izodi
          • Papio quadratirostris
          • Papio robinsoni
        • G. Theropithecus
          • G. Theropithecus
          • Theropithecus baringensis
          • Theropithecus brumpti
          • Theropithecus darti
          • Theropithecus delsoni
          • Theropithecus oswaldi
      • SubFm. Colobinae
        • Unterfamilie Colobinae
        • G. Colobus
          • G. Colobus
          • Colobus flandrini
        • G. Dolichopithecus
          • G. Dolichopithecus
          • Dolichopithecus hanaumani
          • Dolichopithecus ruscinensis
        • G. Mesopithecus
          • G. Mesopithecus
          • Mesopithecus monspessulanus
          • Mesopithecus pentelici
        • G. Rhinocolobus
          • G. Rhinocolobus
          • Rhinocolobus turkanensis
  • SupFm. Dendropithecoidea
    • Fm. dendropithecidae
      • G. Dendropithecus
        • G. Dendropithecus
        • Dendropithecus macinnesi
      • G. Micropithecus
        • G. Micropithecus
        • Micropithecus clarki
      • G. Simiolus
        • G. Simiolus
        • Simiolus_enjiessi
        • Simiolus leakeyorum
  • SupFm. Pliopithecoidea
    • Fm. Pliopithecidae
      • G. Lomorupithecus
        • G. Lomorupithecus
        • Lomorupithecus harrisoni
      • SubFm. Dionysopithecinae
        • G. Dionysopithecus
          • G. Dionysopithecus
          • Dionysopithecus shuangouensis
        • G. Platydontopithecus
          • G. Platydontopithecus
          • Platydontopithecus jianghuaiensis
      • SubFm. Pliopithecinae
        • Tr. Crouzelini
          • G. Anapithecus
            • G. Anapithecus
            • Anapithecus hernyaki
          • G. Laccopithecus
            • G. Laccopithecus
            • Laccopithecus robustus
          • G. Plesiopliopithecus
            • G. Plesiopliopithecus
            • Plesiopliopithecus auscitanensis
            • Plesiopliopithecus lockeri
            • Plesiopliopithecus rhodanica
        • Tr. Pliopithecini
          • G. Pliopithecus
            • G. Pliopithecus
            • Pliopithecus antiquus
            • Pliopithecus platyodon
            • Pliopithecus priensis
            • Pliopithecus vindobonensis
            • Pliopithecus zhanxiangi
  • SupFm. Saadanioidea
    • Fm. Saadaniidae
      • G. Saadanius
        • G. Saadanius
        • Saadanius hijazensis
  • Fm. Propliopithecidae
    • Die Familie Propliopithecidae
    • G. Aegyptopithecus
      • G. Aegyptopithecus
      • Aegyptopithecus zeuxis
    • G. Oligopithecus
      • G. Oligopithecus
      • Oligopithecus savagei
    • G. Propliopithecus
      • G. Propliopithecus
      • Propliopithecus ankeli
      • Propliopithecus haeckeli
  • G. Kalepithecus
    • G. Kalepithecus
    • Kalepithecus songhorensis
    • Kalepithecus sp.
  • G. Kogolepithecus
    • G. Kogolepithecus
    • Kogolepithecus morotoensis
• Die Neuweltaffen (Platyrrhini)
• Menschenartige (Hominoidea)
• Die Fayum-Primaten
• Die Fossilien von Quercy
• Stammbaum der Primaten

•  Fm. Cercopithecidae Gray 1821
  •  Subfm. Cercopithecinae
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  •  Subfm. Colobinae Blyth 1875
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  •  G. Cercopithecoides Mollett 1947
  •  G. Dinopithecus Broom 1936
  •  G. Gorgopithecus Broom and Robinson 1949
  •  G. Libypithecus Stromer 1913
  •  G. Paracolobus Leakey 1969
  •  G. Paradolichopithecus Necrasov et al. 1961
  •  G. Parapapio Jones 1937
  •  G. Procynocephalus Schlosser 1924
  •  G. Rhinopithecus Milne-Edwards 1872
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Quelle: Paleobiology Database
↑ = subjective synonym oder replaced homonym

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Gattung Cercocebus

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M. J. Mehlman. 1987. Provenience, Age and Associations of Archaic Homo Sapiens Crania fron Lake Eyasi, Tanzania. Journal of Archaeological Science 14:133-162

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J. M. Harris. 1983. Koobi Fora Research Project The Fossil Ungulates: Proboscidea, Perissodactyla, Suidae. Clarendon Press, Oxford, United Kingdom 2

H. L. Schwartz. 1983. Paleoecology of Late Cenozoic Fishes from the Turkana Basin, Northern Kenya. PhD Dissertation, University of California, Santa Cruz

C. S. Feibel, F.H. Brown, and I. McDougall. 1989. Stratigraphic Context of Fossil hominids from the Omo Group Deposits: Northern Turkana Basin, Kenya and Ethiopia. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 78:595-622