4Th Nine Weeks Test

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Lemurs tarsiers monkeys and apes evolved as small arboreal animals 65 million years ago

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Primates

Front 2

Stays in trees; never touched the ground

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Arboreal

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Small, nocturnal tree-dwellers

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Tarsiers

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Mammals with placenta

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Eutharian

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Extra stomach chamber

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Rumen

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Humans and four other groups of apes (gibbons, gorillas, orangutans, chimps)

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Hominoids

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Walk on two legs

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Bipedal

Front 8

Has four limbs

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Tetrapod

Front 9

The only fully arboreal apes

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Gibbons

Front 10

Largest of the apes, are fully terrestrial

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Gorillas

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Lost most of its original function in the course of evolution

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Vestigial

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History of species

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Phylogeny

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Partly digested food that comes up from the stomach

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Cud

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A higher primate, especially ape

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Anthropoid

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Used for nourishing and maintaining babies in the womb

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Placenta

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Shy and solitary live in the rainforest

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Orangutans

Front 17

Involving only one partner

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Monogamous

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Make use of tools, 99% same as humans evolution says we came from them

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Chimps

Front 19

Only live in Madagascar

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Lemurs

Front 20

Produces hormones

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Endocrine

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Support, cushion, between vertebrae

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Cartilage

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Blood supply, hard, living

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Bone

Front 23

Oxygen blood

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RBC

Front 24

Help fight toxins in the body

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WBC

Front 25

Clotting

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Platelets

Front 26

Receive signals from other neurons

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Dendrite

Front 27

Carries signals to symphatic terrestrials

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Axon

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Used to moisten food

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Crop

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Tube-shaped sac attached to an opening into the lower end of the long intestine

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Appendix

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Long gland behind the stomach that secretes digestive enzymes

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Pancreas

Front 31

System that carries fluids and vitals through the body

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Circulatory

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Pouch connected to the junction of the small and large intestine

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Cecum

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Relating to or affecting the region where the stomach opens into the duodenum

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Pyloric

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The contracting and relaxing of the stomach muscles that creates moment of contents

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Peristalsis

Front 35

Fluid that aids digestion

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Bile

Front 36

Consisting of gastric juices and part digested food

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Chyme

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Small rounded mass of a substance especially of chewed food

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Bolus

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Projections from the surface of some cells

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Microvilli

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Large gandular organ in the abdomen of vertebrates, involved in many metabolic processes

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Liver

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Place where bile is stored

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Gallbladder

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Specialized contractile tissue

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Muscle

Front 42

Allows gas exchange in the Body

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Respiratory

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Protects internal body structures

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Integumentary

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Pumping and transporting blood through the body

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Cardiovascular

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White blood cells, help fight toxins in the body

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Immune

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Fat

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Adipose

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Liquid tissue

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Blood

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Cartilage, tendons

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Fibrous