Figure 5

Interpretive drawings comparing the premolars of Anthradapis (A) with those of other Asian adapoids (B–J). (B–H) Paleogene sivaladapids. (B) Rencunius zhoui (mirrored p4 of the holotype IVPP 5312. After ref. ⁴⁹). (C) Hoanghonius stehlini (p2-p4 of IVPP V10220 (mirrored). After ref. ⁴⁸). (D) Guangxilemur singsilai (p3 DBC 2169 (mirrored). After ref. ³⁸). (E) Paukkaungia parva (p3 NMMP 54, p4 NMMP 56 (both mirrored). After ref. ³⁶). (F) Laomaki yunnanensis (p3 IVPP V 22709 and p4 IVPP V 22710. After ref. ¹⁹). (G) Yunnanadapis folivorus (p2-p4 of the holotype IVPP V 22702 (mirrored). After ref. ¹⁹). (H) Yunnanadapis imperator (p3 IVPP V 22707 (mirrored) and p4 IVPP V 22706 (holotype). After ref. ¹⁹). (I,J) Asiadapidae (after ref. ³¹). (I) Asiadapis cambayensis (mirrored p3-p4 of GU 745). (J) Marcgodinotius indicus (p3 GU 703 and p4 GU 40). Teeth not on scale except for premolars belonging to the same species for which proportions are respected.