Dryopithecus " fontani from St . Gaudens in France.
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In 1969 Simons and Pilbeam moved " Kenyapithecus africanus " into " Dryopithecus nyanzae ".
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The hominoid " Dryopithecus " appeared in Europe together with the Asian suid " Propotamochoerus ".
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In 1965 Simons and Pilbeam replaced " Proconsul " with " Dryopithecus ", using the same species names.
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At their campsite at the base of the plateau, the explorers are shocked when a large rock falls, sent their way by a Dryopithecus perched on top of an overhead ledge.
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Previous hominoid material collected in the 1950s at the Keiyuan colliery site in Yunnan and attributed to " Dryopithecus keiyuanensis " were subsequently assigned to " L . keiyuanensis ".
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The last support for the out of Asia theory was due to the finds of fossils such as the " Dryopithecus " and " Ramapithecus " in Eurasia up until the early 1980s.
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Like " Sivapithecus ", " Dryopithecus " was suspensory, had a large brain and a delayed development; but, unlike the former, it had a gracile jaw with thinly enameled molars and suspensory forelimbs.
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""'Dryopithecus fontani " "'is an extinct ape that was first discovered in Saint-Gaudens, Haute-Garonne, France, in the 19th century, and was dated to the middle Miocene.
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By far the largest number of finds of " Dryopithecus " come from Rudabanya in Hungary, and these include a distal humerus, proximal radial and ulnar fragments, a talar body, a fragmentary distal first metatarsal and several phalanges ( Begun, 1992 ).
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