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Genus Chronoperates

Description:

The genus Chronoperates refers to a group of extinct primates that lived approximately 47–45 million years ago during the early Eocene epoch. These primates are known for their unique adaptations and characteristics.

Senses and Usages:

Sense 1: Genus of Extinct Primates

In paleontology, Chronoperates is a genus of extinct primates that belonged to the family Omomyidae. These small-bodied primates were active during the Eocene epoch and exhibited intriguing features.

Example Sentence: The fossils discovered in Wyoming revealed valuable insights into the evolution of the Chronoperates genus.

Sense 2: Adaptations and Characteristics

Chronoperates refers to the unique adaptations and characteristics exhibited by the primates belonging to the genus Chronoperates.

Example Sentence: The key adaptations of Chronoperates included grasping hands, large eyes for enhanced visual acuity, and sharp teeth for consuming insects.

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