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seep monkeyflowers
Simiolus
Simiolus is an extinct genus of dendropithecid primates. It was described by Mary Leakey and Richard Leakey in 1987, and the type species is S. enjiessi, which existed during the Miocene of Kenya. The species epithet is a phonetic pun on the acronym NGS. A new species, S. andrewsi, also from the middle Miocene of Kenya, was described by Terry Harrison in 2010. In November 2018, scientists reported the discovery of the smallest known ape, Simiolus minutus, which weighed approximately 8 lb (3.6 kg), and lived about 12.5 million years ago in Kenya in East Africa.
60 branches of this group, most-observed first
seep monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe guttata
magnificent seep monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe grandis
shy monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe nasuta
Small-leaf Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe microphylla
Tiling's Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe tilingii
Sharp-leaved Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe decora
Colorado Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe minor
Subalpine Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe caespitosa
Blood-drop-emlets
speciesErythranthe lutea
Tinytooter Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe cordata
shield-bracted monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe glaucescens
roundleaf monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe glabrata
Coralline Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe corallina
Green-palate Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe unimaculata
cut-leaved monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe laciniata
Geyer's yellow monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe geyeri
Yellowstone Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe thermalis
Erythranthe cuprea
speciesErythranthe cuprea
veronica-leaved monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe veronicifolia
michigan monkey flower
speciesErythranthe michiganensis
Erythranthe andicola
speciesErythranthe andicola
Texas Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe inamoena
Field Monkey-flower
speciesErythranthe arvensis
Erythranthe lagunensis
speciesErythranthe lagunensis
Stanislaus Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe marmorata
Irish Hills monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe serpentinicola
Utah Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe utahensis
Scouler's Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe scouleri
bare monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe nudata
Hybrid monkeyflower
hybridErythranthe × robertsii
Hall’s Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe hallii
Pennell’s Panther
speciesErythranthe pardalis
Sonora Pass monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe howaldiae
Erythranthe naiandina
speciesErythranthe naiandina
Erythranthe pallens
speciesErythranthe pallens
Erythranthe × hybrida
hybridErythranthe × hybrida
Fern-leaved Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe filicifolia
Erythranthe depressa
speciesErythranthe depressa
Toothpetal Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe dentiloba
Short-tooth Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe brevinasuta
Serpentine Canyon Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe percaulis
Charleston Mountain Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe charlestonensis
Coppery Monkeyflower
hybridErythranthe × burnetii
Erythranthe bergeri
speciesErythranthe bergeri
Southwestern Mat Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe parvula
Erythranthe angulosa
speciesErythranthe angulosa
Erythranthe madrensis
speciesErythranthe madrensis
Erythranthe diminuens
speciesErythranthe diminuens
Erythranthe calciphila
speciesErythranthe calciphila
Erythranthe visibilis
speciesErythranthe visibilis
Erythranthe chinatiensis
speciesErythranthe chinatiensis
King of Arizona Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe regni
Erythranthe × smithii
hybridErythranthe × smithii
Short-pedicel Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe brachystylis
Erythranthe minima
speciesErythranthe minima
Erythranthe pennellii
speciesErythranthe pennellii
Erythranthe neoglaucescens
speciesErythranthe neoglaucescens
Beach Monkeyflower
speciesErythranthe arenicola
Erythranthe mitodes
speciesErythranthe mitodes
Scottish Monkeyflower
hybridErythranthe × maculosa
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 982854.