Buronius Manfredschmidi: Smallest known species dating back 11 mn years discovered

Buronius Manfredschmidi: Smallest known species dating back 11 mn years discovered

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Category : Miscellaneous Published on: June 17 2024

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  • Scientists identified a new species of great ape, Buronius manfredschmidi, from 11-million-year-old fossil remains in Bavaria, shedding light on the evolution of great apes in Europe.
  • Buronius manfredschmidi is notably smaller than other known great apes, comparable in size to a human toddler, marking a unique find in the study of primate evolution.
  • This discovery provides crucial insights into the diversity and adaptation of great apes during the Miocene era, enhancing our understanding of primate history and evolution.
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