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ANT100 EVO UOFT EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% CORRECT Primate - Answer- lemurs, lorises, tarsiers, New World monkeys, Old World monkeys, and Great Apes ( humans) have: nails, short snout, large brain. What are the 2 suborders of primates? - Answer- Strepsirhini and Haplorhini Strepsirhini traits - Answer- - primate suborder -wet nosed -dental tooth comb - unfused synapses (forehead) -tapetum lucidum (reflective eyes) - retain Eocene features (primitive) Haplorhini traits - Answer- -primate suborder -dry nose -fused forehead -postorbital closure Infraorder(s) or Strepsirhini - Answer- Lemuirformes Infraorder(s) or Haplorhini - Answer- Tarsiiformes, Platyrrhini, Catarrhini lemuriformes - Answer- - strepsirhini suborder - lemurs, galagos, lorises postorbital bar - Answer- ring of bone around eye socket of primates dinurnal / cathemeral - Answer- - active during day, sleep at night - varying active cycles (depending on food availability) retinal fovea - Answer- eye reduces night vision, improves acuity platyrrhini - Answer- new world monkeys flat nosed multisized prehesile tail catarrhini - Answer- old world monkeys, great apes (humans) narrow nosed sitting pads (ischial callosites) bunodont molars (omnivore trait) no tail, big brains, large body size diurnal tarsiiformes - Answer- tarsiers nocturnal fovias big eyes small brains/bodies day range - Answer- area of primate through 24 hour period home range / core area / territory - Answer- area of primate in months/years most frequently used part of home range actively defended social grooming - Answer- establish alliances

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