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What are the common characteristics of primates? |
Stereoscopic/Depth perception, colour vision, developed sense of touch, large and complex brain and large cerebral hemispheres |
DCTLL |
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When was the possibility of primates? |
66-55 MYA |
Longest |
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What ages did most primates become extinct? |
34-24 MYA |
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What happened to the primates that didn’t go extinct? |
They adapted and mutated |
AM |
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Most primates are arboreal, but what primates aren’t? |
The ring-tailed lemurs, larger old world monkeys, gorillas, chimpanzees and bonobos. |
LOGCB |
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Most advanced primates are diurnal expect for half of which primate? |
Lemurs |
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What are most primates diet like? |
Variable |
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What does arboreal mean? |
It means to live in trees |
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