Exam 2 Part 3

Front 1

fairly omnivorous, including fruits, leaves, and insects. Some baboon species eat seeds or prey on animals

Back 1

cercopithecines

Front 2

fruviory; anatomical enlarged stomach to digest large leaves

Back 2

colobines

Front 3

used as a model for early hominid social organization and behavior

Back 3

savannah baboon

Front 4

example of cercopithicines; single male troops; larger groups; not territorial

Back 4

gelada baboon

Front 5

used as a model of early hominids behavior

Back 5

gelada baboon

Front 6

new world monkeys are found where?

Back 6

central, south america, mexico

Front 7

have a tail. number of premolar teeth, and shape of nose

Back 7

new world monkeys

Front 8

have a pregensile or grasping tail

Back 8

new world monkeys

Front 9

have a broad nose

Back 9

new world monkeys

Front 10

are diurnal

Back 10

new world monkeys

Front 11

arm swingers and are arboreal

Back 11

new world monkeys

Front 12

some small bodied NW monkey species have a _________ social organization

Back 12

polyandrous

Front 13

females give birth to twins

Back 13

new world monkeys

Front 14

female tricks the 2 males

Back 14

polyandry in new world monkeys

Front 15

where are tarsiers found?

Back 15

southeast asia

Front 16

insectivory

Back 16

tarsiers

Front 17

get protein from insects

Back 17

tarsiers

Front 18

vertical clinging and leaping

Back 18

tarsiers

Front 19

large bodied primate species get protein from where?

Back 19

leaves

Front 20

dry, hairy area around the nose

Back 20

tarsiers

Front 21

nocturnal

Back 21

tarsiers

Front 22

only found in madagascar

Back 22

lemurs

Front 23

lorises are found in?

Back 23

africa and asia

Front 24

moist, hairless area around nose

Back 24

lemurs and lorises

Front 25

smaller brain size than tarsiers and anthropoids

Back 25

lemurs and lorises

Front 26

only in lemurs and lorises

Back 26

toothcomb

Front 27

nocturnal

Back 27

tarsiers

Front 28

only found in madagascar

Back 28

lemurs

Front 29

lorises are found in?

Back 29

africa and asia

Front 30

moist, hairless area around nose

Back 30

lemurs and lorises

Front 31

smaller brain size than tarsiers and anthropoids

Back 31

lemurs and lorises

Front 32

only in lemurs and lorises

Back 32

toothcomb

Front 33

nocturnal

Back 33

tarsiers

Front 34

only found in madagascar

Back 34

lemurs

Front 35

lorises are found in?

Back 35

africa and asia

Front 36

moist, hairless area around nose

Back 36

lemurs and lorises

Front 37

smaller brain size than tarsiers and anthropoids

Back 37

lemurs and lorises

Front 38

only in lemurs and lorises

Back 38

toothcomb