Test Bank For Essentials Of Biological Anthropology, 6th Edition, Clark Spencer Larsen

Test Bank For Essentials Of Biological Anthropology,
6th Edition, Clark Spencer Larsen

,Chapter_03_Living_Primates

True / False


1. No primates today are currently endangered.

a. True

False
b.


ANSWER: False

REFERENCES: 73

OTHER: Factual




Notes: Pickup



2. Closely Related Species Have Shared Part Of Their Evolutionary History.
A. True

B. False



Ans: True

References: 54
4. The varied diet available to arboreal primates required specialized teeth.

a. Other: True Conceptual

Notes: False Pickup
b.


ANSWER: False
3. Mammals Possess A Skeleton In Which The Limbs Are Positioned To The Sides Of The Body.
A. True

B. False

, Ans: False

References: 55

Other: Factual

Notes: New


References: 56

Other: Factual

Notes: Pickup



5. Binocular And Stereoscopic Vision Developed As A Response To Arboreal Life.

A. True

False
B.


Ans: True
6. Tree-living primates have an acute sense of touch.
References: 56
a. True
Other: Factual
False
b.
Notes: Pickup
ANSWER: True

REFERENCES:
56

OTHER: Conceptual

NOTES: Factual




7. Among Primates, The Limb Pattern Structure Allows For Speed.

, A. True

B. False




Ans: False

References: 57

Other: Conceptual

Notes: Pickup



8. All Living Prosimian Species Are Small.
A. True

B. False



Ans: True

References: 58

Other: Conceptual

Notes: New



9. Humans and apes are classified as strepsirhines.

a. True

False
b.


ANSWER: False

REFERENCES: 58

OTHER: Factual

NOTES: Pickup



10. Lemurs And Lorises Have Longer Front Limbs Than Back Ones That Allow Them To Climb Trees
Easily.