Bunopithecus

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Bunopithecus is an extinct genus of gibbons known primarily from fossil remains that were once thought to include the living hoolock gibbons.

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Bunopithecus sericus 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf extinct genus
fossil taxon
prehistoric primate genus
species
anatomicallySimilarTo modern gibbons
belongsTo Hylobatidae NERFINISHED
bodySize small-bodied ape
class Mammalia
commonName Bunopithecus NERFINISHED
describedAs extinct genus of gibbons
diet primarily frugivorous
extinctionStatus extinct
family Hylobatidae NERFINISHED
fossilBasis cranial remains
dental remains
mandibular remains
fossilsFoundIn China NERFINISHED
East Asia NERFINISHED
geologicalContext Quaternary period NERFINISHED
habitat forest environments
infraorder Simiiformes NERFINISHED
isA gibbon genus
kingdom Animalia
knownFrom fossil remains
locomotion arboreal
brachiation
namedAfter Greek words for "mound" and "ape"
order Primates
parentTaxon Bunopithecus NERFINISHED
parvorder Catarrhini NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
relatedTo Hoolock NERFINISHED
researchField paleoprimatology
studiedIn paleoanthropology
suborder Haplorhini NERFINISHED
superfamily Hominoidea NERFINISHED
taxonomicReassessment distinguished from genus Hoolock based on morphology
taxonomicStatus separate from living hoolock gibbons
taxonRank genus
species
temporalRange Pleistocene
typeSpecies Bunopithecus sericus NERFINISHED
wasOnceThoughtToInclude living hoolock gibbons

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