From left to right the primate species depicted on the tree are: a lemur
(Lemur catta), an adapid (Hoanghonius stehlini), a tarsier (Tarsius
bancanus), an omomyid (Shoshonius cooperi), a proto-monkey (Eosimias
centennicus), a South American monkey (Saimiri sciureus), an Old World
monkey (Mandrillus sphinx), a great ape (Gorilla gorilla), and a human
(Homo sapiens).

Graphics by Mark A. Klingler, Carnegie Museum of Natural History

328 KB Color JPEG Image, 72dpi, 10" x 8.2"
1.5 MB Color JPEG Image, 200dpi, 10" x 8.2"

4.1 MB Color TIFF Image, 200dpi, 12" x 9.8"
15.4 MB Color TIFF Image, 400, 12" x 9.8"

 From left to right the primate species depicted on the tree are: a lemur (Lemur catta), an adapid (Hoanghonius stehlini), a tarsier (Tarsius bancanus), an omomyid (Shoshonius cooperi), a proto-monkey (Eosimias centennicus), a South American monkey (Saimiri sciureus), an Old World monkey (Mandrillus sphinx), a great ape (Gorilla gorilla), and a human (Homo sapiens).

Graphics by Mark A. Klingler, Carnegie Museum of Natural History

888 KB B/W JPEG Image, 200dpi, 10" x 8.2"

3.8 MB B/W TIFF Image, 400, 10" x 8.2"

Eosimias

144 KB Color JPEG Image, 72dpi, 3.6" x 4.6"

1.9 MB Color TIFF Image, 400, 1.8" x 2.3"

Illustration: Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh

Smallest Primate

136 KB Color JPEG Image, 72dpi, 5.4" x 3.6"

2.2 MB Color TIFF Image, 400, 2.7" x 1.8"

Illustration by Kim Reed-Deemer, Northern Illinois University