A group of fossil species from the Paleocene epoch (65-55 million years ago) are argued by some researchers to be the earliest primate-like mammals; these fossil animals are

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The group of fossil species from the Paleocene epoch that are argued to be the earliest primate-like mammals are the plesiadapiforms, which have features resembling those of primates, such as forward-facing eyes and grasping hands, but also have some significant differences. The other choices are groups of primates that lived later in time or have different characteristics.

A Group of Fossil Species from the Paleocene Epoch (65-55