Afrasia
... that dental similarities in Afrotarsius, an African fossil primate, and Afrasia, a newly described fossil primate from Myanmar, add support to the hypothesis that simians first evolved in Asia?
... that dental similarities in <i id="mwBqo"><a href="./Afrotarsius" id="mwBqs" rel="mw:WikiLink" title="Afrotarsius">Afrotarsius</a></i>, an African <a href="./List_of_fossil_primates" id="mwBqw" rel="mw:WikiLink" title="List of fossil primates">fossil primate</a>, and <i id="mwBq0"><b id="mwBq4"><a href="./Afrasia_djijidae" id="mwBq8" rel="mw:WikiLink" title="Afrasia djijidae">Afrasia</a></b></i>, a newly described fossil primate from <a href="./Myanmar" id="mwBrA" rel="mw:WikiLink" title="Myanmar">Myanmar</a>, add support to the hypothesis that <a href="./Simian" id="mwBrE" rel="mw:WikiLink" title="Simian">simians</a> first evolved in Asia?