SGS-UM 2009-002 was recovered as a stem catarrhine in a 36-character, 19-taxon analysis; this is a sampled topology, not a direct ancestor claim.
claim:taxon:saadanius:taxonomyHolotype SGS-UM 2009-002 is a partial cranium combining crown-catarrhine features with no diagnostic ape or Old World monkey specialization in the published matrix.
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SGS-UM 2009-002 was recovered as a stem catarrhine in a 36-character, 19-taxon analysis; this is a sampled topology, not a direct ancestor claim.
claim:taxon:saadanius:taxonomyThe profile is limited to the Middle Shumaysi Formation in western Saudi Arabia and does not establish a global catarrhine origin centre.
claim:taxon:saadanius:biogeographyDentition permits a bounded dietary inference, while the partial cranium does not preserve locomotion, habitual habitat or feeding behaviour.
claim:taxon:saadanius:ecologyThe holotype preserves much of the face, palate and dentition together with a tubular ectotympanic documented by photographs and micro-CT.
claim:taxon:saadanius:morphologyThe 29–28 Ma envelope follows the study’s biochronological context and is not a direct specimen date, crown-catarrhine FAD or divergence time.
claim:taxon:saadanius:fossil-range