Do anthropoids have more teeth that prosimians?

Anthropoids, which include monkeys, apes, and humans, generally have a dental formula that ranges from 32 to 36 teeth. In contrast, prosimians, such as lemurs and tarsiers, typically have a dental formula that can range from 36 to 40 teeth. Therefore, while some anthropoids may have fewer teeth than certain prosimians, the overall range of teeth in prosimians tends to be greater.