Graphic by Mark A. Klinger, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh

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Gibbons and the Great Apes


Hominoidea -- Cladogram after Tudge in The Tree of Life

Hominidae sensu stricto -- includes living humans and immediate, extinct
 relatives. These will be covered in the Anthropology/Paleontology pages.

Fig.:  Provisional classification of the Hylobatidae.  From: Gibbon Research Lab.
Divisions based upon diploid chromosome counts: Hylobates 44, Nomascus 52,
Bunopithecus 38, Symphalangus 50. The name Hylobates is here retained.          


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