SUNDAY, 27 MARCH 2011
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The revised primate phylogeny will be an invaluable resource for a wide range of scientists, including evolutionary biologists and taxonomists, those interested in primate biology and conservation, and biomedical researchers using comparative genomic approaches to understand human genetic disorders [2].
Written by Emma Hatton-Ellis