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Primate and Human Evolution

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Primate and Human Evolution

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Exam # 3: Historical Geology

Exam # 3: Historical Geology. Use Answer Sheet provided for submitting answers. Remember: No talking during exam. Be sure to write neatly in pencil and follow all directions. Slides will be shown a total of two times for this exam. Question # 1.

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Mammals

Mammals. Chapter 28. I. Diversity. Only 4600 living species but most highly differentiated of all animal groups Many domesticated to use as food, clothing, pets, beasts of burden, and in research Habitat destruction is the cause of 300 species and subspecies being listed as endangered.

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Taxonomy: the science and practice of classifying living things

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Chapter 6

Chapter 6. An Overview of the Primates. Chapter Outline. Characteristics of Primates Primate Adaptations Primate Classification Survey of the Living Primates Endangered Primates. Primates As Mammals. There are approximately 190 species of nonhuman primates Primates belong to:

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Human Evolution

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Primate Studies 2

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Living Primates, Part 1

Living Primates, Part 1. General Characteristics . Categories: A. Locomotion B. Teeth and Diet C. Brain and Behavior D. Reproduction. General Characteristics: Locomotion. Locomotion _________________________. General Characteristics: Locomotion. A. Locomotion, continued

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Class Mammalia mammals

Class Mammalia mammals. Class Mammalia. Origins and Relationships Therapsids- in early Mesozoic (approx. 230 mya) Reptiles with mammal-like characteristics limbs directly under body not lateral; provided speed Cerebellum- became expanded and took on greater role; muscular coordination

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Human Evolutionary Development

Human Evolutionary Development. Eocene Epoch Oligocene Epoch Miocene Epoch. Geologic Time & Human Evolution. The Eocene epoch (55-35 mya). Eocene warmest epoch of Cenozoic NW Tenn., trop. rain forest, like Panama First appearance of many modern orders of mammals As mentioned, rodents

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Primate Adaptation and Evolution

Primate Adaptation and Evolution. Taxonomic order of mammals that includes prosimians (lemurs), monkeys, apes, and humans . Estimated 230-270 species. Primates are diverse but share common features. . Common Characteristics . Vision is dominant sense.

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Old World Monkey

Old World Monkey. Tropical Monkeys. Power Point by Tyler. Introduction. Monkeys can live in the tropics. The Old World Monkeys scientific name is cercopitheoidae. Physical Features. There are different k inds of monkeys black hair They have gray fore They have different faces

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Evolution of Primates

Evolution of Primates. Primates. Are a group of mammals that includes lemurs, monkeys, apes and humans Although a diverse group, they share many traits in common Have the largest brains (compared to body size). Shared Traits. Rounded heads with flattened faces Large brain

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Chapter 5: Introduction to the Primates

Chapter 5: Introduction to the Primates. Why do anthropologists study primates? To understand human evolution by: Homology The same adaptations in close relatives offer clues to design structures in ancestral and contemporary human populations (culture?) Analogy

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Monkeys

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Animals

Animals. By: Maria C Ms.Parker,3 rd Grade . My Favorite Animal . My favorite animal is a monkey. . Habitat. It lives in a forest or a grasslands. Food. It eats leaves, fruit, seeds, nuts, grass, roots, eggs, insects and spiders. Interesting Fact. A monkey is interesting because

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Primate evolution

Primate evolution. Characteristics of Primates Unspecialised mammalian body (good for all habitats) Unspecialised limb structure: allows greater diversity of use Pentadactyl : five highly mobile digits Opposability of the first digit (can touch all other digits) (degree varies)

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ANIMALS

ANIMALS. By Haris Raftis.

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