Chapter 6: Biology in the Present

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The dental pattern of Old World higher primates is

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proportional to human brain size

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more or less the same in large and small primates.

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smaller than in other large mammals.

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larger among great apes than among other primates.

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only nocturnal species

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only diurnal species.

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diurnal and nocturnal galagos.

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diurnal and nocturnal lemurs.

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primate exhibits a derived trait for an enhanced sense of smell, since this trait is not commonly observed in mammal species

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is a species of anthropoid because it has an increased reliance on vision.

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primate must be a species of Strepsirhini, as that suborder of primates relies heavily on the sense of smell for many aspects of daily life.

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species is nocturnal.

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ring-tail lemurs.

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howler monkeys.

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colobus monkeys.

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chimpanzees.

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howler monkeys.

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are mostly frugivorous.

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are usually terrestrial.

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have specialized digestive anatomy for eating leaves.

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are referred to as “cheek pouch” monkeys.

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prosimian, because they retain the rhinarium not found in other mammal species.

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anthropoid primate, because they retain the rhinarium commonly found in other mammal species.

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platyrrhine primate, because their nostrils do not point downward.

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strepsirhine, because they retain a rhinarium.

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monkeys and apes, including humans.

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African and Asian apes only.

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tarsiers, monkeys, and apes only.

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lemurs, lorises, galagos, and tarsiers.

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eating a wide variety of foods.

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lack of diversity of diets over time.

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diets composed of a variety of red meats.

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diets composed of a variety of fruits.

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mobile joints connecting bones of the shoulders, limbs, hands, and feet

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an opposable thumb and often an opposable big toe

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dermal ridges and flat nails on fingertips

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rigidly connected, identical vertebrae in the backbone

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forward-facing eyes

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color vision

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loss of the rhinarium

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smaller olfactory bulb

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Strepsirhines

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Haplorhines

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Platyrrhines

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Catarrhines

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Catarrhines

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Platyrrhines

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lower molar morphology

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canine-premolar honing complex

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large bodies and brains

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almost identical, even though the two groups of primates locomote in entirely different ways.

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different in their shape and size so that the difference between quadrupedal and bipedal locomotion can be distinguished.

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almost identical, since the two types of primates both move around quadrupedally and bipedally, as needed.

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the same except for the size of the gluteal maximus, which is largest in the nonhuman ape.

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largest body relative to other animals.

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greatest level of biological adaptability.

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largest body size.

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largest brain relative to body size.

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results in extended periods of nursing and development to accommodate increasing behavioral complexity.

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results in shorter developmental periods to accommodate the necessary energy expenditures of larger brain size.

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demonstrates the importance of intelligence in primate evolution.

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demonstrates the importance of intelligence in primate evolution AND results in extended periods of nursing and development to accommodate increasing behavioral complexity.

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monkeys and apes, including humans.

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African and Asian apes only.

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tarsiers, monkeys, and apes only.

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lemurs, lorises, galagos, and tarsiers.

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opposable thumbs.

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a precision grip.

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short digits.

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an expanded reliance on sense of smell.

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the series of apparent adaptations that are never actually used.

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the use of an anatomical feature in a way unrelated to the feature’s original function.

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an anatomical feature used in the manner for which it was originally selected.

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a phenomenon that occurs before natural selection can occur.

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invest less in their offspring than do many other mammals.

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give birth to more offspring than do most other mammals.

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give birth to fewer offspring than do many other mammals.

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give birth to twins regularly.

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Primates have impressive, built-in behaviors but are poor learners and require a very specific diet to survive.

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Primates have a shorter life span than other mammals of their size, are intelligent, and almost all eat the same diet.

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Primates are intelligent, are long lived, have diverse diets, and exhibit complex social behavior.

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Primates are intelligent, are long lived, have very narrow dietary requirements, and exhibit diverse social behaviors.

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