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The orangutanâhuman last common ancestor was tailless, and had a broad flat rib cage. The orangutanâhuman last common ancestor had a larger body size, larger brain, and in females, the canine teeth had started to shrink like their descendants. [1]:â201â Great apes have sweat glands in their armpit versus in their chest like lesser monkeys [1]:â195â
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The study of Dryopithecini as an outgroup to Hominidae suggests a date earlier than 8 million years ago for the Homininae-Ponginae split.
"why 8 mya, when Dryopithecini are older than 12 mya?"
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This article was the subject of a Wiki Education Foundation-supported course assignment, between 25 March 2020 and 12 June 2020. Further details are available
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Alyssaaguilera. Peer reviewers:
Avielman,
Rpere110.
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Merge opened by @ Dbachmann:
The orangutanâhuman last common ancestor was tailless, and had a broad flat rib cage. The orangutanâhuman last common ancestor had a larger body size, larger brain, and in females, the canine teeth had started to shrink like their descendants. [1]:â201â Great apes have sweat glands in their armpit versus in their chest like lesser monkeys [1]:â195â
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I moved hidden text here to better understand the editor's point.
The study of Dryopithecini as an outgroup to Hominidae suggests a date earlier than 8 million years ago for the Homininae-Ponginae split.
"why 8 mya, when Dryopithecini are older than 12 mya?"