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Nosmips

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Nosmips
Temporal range: Eocene
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Nosmips
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N. aenigmaticus
Binomial name
Nosmips aenigmaticus
Seiffert, 2010

Nosmips aenigmaticus is a rare fossil primate known only from 12 teeth. Most teeth were found at a site in the Fayum Depression about 40 miles outside Cairo, Egypt.[1]

Nosmips aenigmaticus probably lived 37 million years ago in Africa and has not been successfully classified within any group of primates.[2]

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