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16 Cards in this Set
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Platyrrhine
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"New-World" primates, flat-nosed,
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Catarrhine
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"Old-World" primates, closed nostrils
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Cercopothecoids
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Baboons, macaques, proboscis monkeys. Catarrhini.
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Hominoids
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Includes apes and humans. No tail, arborial and terrestrial. Large brains, very intelligent. “Learned” behaviors, ex-tools.
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New World Monkeys
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Callitrichids->Marmosets and tamarins; Atelids->howlers. Platyrrhini.
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Old World Monkeys
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Cercopithicenes-> Macaques (omnivores, no specialized teeth); Colobines-> Colobus moneky (“cow-like” stomach), langurs (folivores). Catarrhini
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Cercopithicenes
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Macaques
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Pongids
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Orangutans
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Strepsirrhini
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Lemuroidea-> lemurs (filled all niches in Madagascar); Lorises-> Aye-aye
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Haplorrhini
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Gorillas, orangs, chimps, bonobos, tarsiers, humans, cebids
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Cebid
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Capuchin monkey
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Atelids
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Howler monkey
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Monogamy examples
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Gibbons, humans, callitrichids
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Polyandry
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SOMETIMES tamarins (calllitrichids)
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One-male polygyny
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lemur, macques, gorillas
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Two-male polygyny
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Bonobos, chimps
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