Anaptomorphinae

Teilhardina is the most primitive of the anaptomorphines with respect to a number of dental features (e.g. four premolars and relatively unreduced canine). Most scientists recognize at least fourteen genera of anaptomorphine. The probable lineages of Tetonius, Absarokius and Anemorhysis evolved from Teilhardinia or a closely related form from North America.{{Harvnb|Rose|2006}}{{Harvnb|Krishtalka|1993}}

Tetonius and Shoshonius have been classified as belonging to the Tarsiiformes,Beard et al; 1991{{full|date=September 2021}} and are therefore not closely related to human ancestors. The Anaptomorphine population was apparently high during the Early Tertiary. Tetonius from the Early Eocene was first found in the late nineteenth century and is considered important due to the significance of the find in forming the phylogeny of the primates. The last known animal belonging to the group was Trogolemur.{{Harvnb|Rasmussen|2007}}{{Harvnb|Rasmussen|Conroy|Friscia|Townsend|1999}}

Analyses of over a hundred specimens of omomyid primates recovered in the Wasatch formation in Wyoming, suggest that anaptomorphines never developed the highly specialised molars seen in modern prosimians. Similarly, incisor enlargement was most likely an adaptation for grooming and food manipulation rather than a purely frugivorous or insectivorous diet.{{Harvnb|Williams|Covert|1994| loc=Abstract}}

• Subfamily{{Cite web

| title = †Omomyidae: †Anaptomorphinae | publisher = Mikko's Phylogeny Archive | year = 2004–2010

| url = http://www.helsinki.fi/~mhaaramo/metazoa/deuterostoma/chordata/synapsida/eutheria/primates/tarsiiformes/anaptomorphinae.html

| access-date = 4 November 2012}} †Anaptomorphinae Cope, 1883

• †Trogolemurini
• †Sphacorhysis Gunnell, 1995
• †Trogolemur Matthew, 1909
• †Walshina López-Torres, Silcox, and Holroyd, 2018
• †Anaptomorphini Cope, 1883
• †Absarokius Matthew, 1915
• †Anemorhysis Gazin, 1958
• †Anaptomorphus Cope, 1872
• †Arapahovius Savage & Waters, 1978
• †Aycrossia Bown, 1979
• †Bownomomys Morse et al, 2018
• †Chlororhysis Gazin, 1958
• †Gazinius Bown, 1979
• †Mckennamorphus Szalay, 1976
• †Pseudotetonius Bown, 1974
• †Strigorhysis Bown, 1979
• †Tatmanius Bown & Rose, 1991
• †Teilhardina Simpson, 1940
• †Tetonius Matthew, 1915

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Category:Prehistoric primates

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