Tarsioidea
plural noun
Tar·si·oi·dea
ˌtärsēˈȯidēə
in some classifications
: a suborder or lesser division of primate mammals comprising the tarsier and extinct related mammals that are often placed with the lemurs in Prosimii
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Tarsius + -oidea
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