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The erinaceomorph insectivorans, which include the living hedgehog and a diversity of archaic taxa, have long been considered to be close relatives or direct ancestors of primates and a variety of other placental mammal orders. We report here on the oldest known erinaceomorph basicranium which provides new evidence against the view that primates and erinaceomorphs share a close common ancestry.
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