Environment
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Small Two Primates Discovered from Fossils in Utah, Texas That Likely Lived in Middle Eocene
The latest report identified two new species of primates that looked like lemurs. The discovery of new primates in Texas and Utah can help understand the early primates during the Eocene. Read here.
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