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Which of the following are Strepsirhini?


A) New World monkeys
B) lorises
C) Old World monkeys
D) humans
E) chimpanzees

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Compared to Strepsirhini, anthropoids generally


A) have smaller body sizes
B) have decreased infant maturation periods
C) have smaller brains
D) depend less on olfaction and more on vision
E) groom less often

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Primates are found primarily in tropical and semitropical habitats of the Old World and North America.

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List five traits that distinguish the Anthropoids.

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The "dental comb" is a specialization found in most of the anthropoid species.

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Compared to monkeys, hominoids


A) generally have larger body sizes and lack a tail
B) have a more elongated lower back
C) have arms and legs of equal length
D) exhibit less complex behavior
E) have a shorter period of infant dependency

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Humans and New World monkeys both have a 2.1.2.3 dental formula.

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What are the smallest New World anthropoids?


A) marmosets and tamarins
B) howler monkeys and baboons
C) spider monkeys and capuchin monkeys
D) squirrel monkeys and bonobos
E) macaques

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Chimpanzees live in groups composed of


A) one adult male, several females, and their young
B) large communities of bonded males and females, plus young of all ages
C) one adult male plus one adult female and their young
D) several adult females, one adult male, and any dependent young
E) other primate species

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Today, where are lorises not found?


A) India
B) Africa
C) Southeast Asia
D) North America
E) Sri Lanka

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In the classification of the primates, the lemurs, lorises, and tarsiers would be placed in the suborder Strepsirhini.

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What are the main tenets of the visual predation and arboreal theories of primate origins? Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of both.

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In major cities throughout Europe and the U.S., illegal bushmeat is readily available.

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Adaptive niche refers to


A) an adaptive advantages in a purely terrestrial environment.
B) mammalian characteristics which evolved from an arboreal environment.
C) an organism's entire way of life.
D) a numerical device that indicates the number of each type of tooth.
E) adaptive benefit of surrounding forests and rivers.

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Gibbons and siamangs are adapted for


A) quadrupedalism
B) bipedalism
C) brachiation
D) vertical clinging and leaping
E) knuckle-walking

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Where are Old World monkeys found?


A) Africa and northern Europe
B) Mexico and South America
C) Sub Saharan Africa, southern Asia, and northern Japan
D) India and southern Asia only
E) North America and Mexico

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Currently, there are approximately _______ species of non-human primates.


A) 230
B) 23
C) 30
D) 2300
E) 2

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What primate traits are likely to be adaptations to arboreal lifestyles?

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Miss Waldron's red colobus has officially been declared extinct.

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Colobine monkeys specialize in eating mature leaves, and are referred to as "leaf-eating monkeys."

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