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ESSENCE OF ANTHROPOLOGY 4TH EDITION
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ESSENCE OF ANTHROPOLOGY 4TH EDITION By
HAVILAND -Test Bank
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Chapter_03_Living_Primates

True / False


1. No primates today are currently endangered.
a. True

b. False


ANSWER: False

REFERENCES: 73

OTHER: Factual

, ESSENCE OF ANTHROPOLOGY 4TH EDITION
By HAVILAND -Test Bank




NOTES: Pickup



2. Closely related species have shared part of their evolutionary history.
a. True

b. False


ANSWER: True

REFERENCES: 54

OTHER: Conceptual

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3. Mammals possess a skeleton in which the limbs are positioned to the sides of the body.
a. True

b. False


ANSWER: False

REFERENCES: 55

OTHER: Factual

NOTES: New



4. The varied diet available to arboreal primates required specialized teeth.
a. True

b. False


ANSWER: False

, ESSENCE OF ANTHROPOLOGY 4TH EDITION
By HAVILAND -Test Bank




REFERENCES: 56

OTHER: Factual

NOTES: Pickup



5. Binocular and stereoscopic vision developed as a response to arboreal life.
a. True

b. False


ANSWER: True

REFERENCES: 56

OTHER: Factual

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6. Tree-living primates have an acute sense of touch.
a. True

b. False


ANSWER: True

REFERENCES: 56

OTHER: Conceptual

NOTES: Factual


7. Among primates, the limb pattern structure allows for speed.
a. True

b. False

, ESSENCE OF ANTHROPOLOGY 4TH EDITION
By HAVILAND -Test Bank




ANSWER: False

REFERENCES: 57

OTHER: Conceptual

NOTES: Pickup



8. All living prosimian species are small.
a. True

b. False


ANSWER: True

REFERENCES: 58

OTHER: Conceptual

NOTES: New



9. Humans and apes are classified as strepsirhines.
a. True

b. False


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.
a. True

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Craig Stanford, John S. Allen, Susan C. Antón Biological Anthropology
Publisher: 2016 ISBN: 9780134005867 Edition: Unknown

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