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Primate |
 | | Some classification schemes wrap the Lepilemuridae into the Lemuridae and the Galagidae into the Lorisidae, yielding a three-two family split instead of the four-three split as presented here. |
| | During the Eocene, most of the northern continents were dominated by two dominant groups, the adapids and the omomyids. |
| | The former is considered a member of Strepsirrhini, but it does not have a tooth comb like modern lemurs. |
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