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| space, inter narial width, it is wide, plate like nose |
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| Unique features of anthropoids |
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| lack rhinarium, all have nails, simplex uterus, reduction in premolar teeth, early fusion of mandibular symphysis, early fusion of metopic suture at frontal sinus. |
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| New World Monkeys, broad-nosed primates, internarial region wide |
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| Internarial region is narrow, Old World Monkeys, apes, and humans |
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| small size, haplorhine, prehensile tails |
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| Cebidae and Callithrichidae |
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| Families of the New World Monkeys |
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| Howler monkeys, diurnal, arboreal, territorial and non-territorial |
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| Tries to control certain habitats for itself, always will have a component of enforcement |
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| the fraction of the feeding range you cover |
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| the area you tend to stay in most of the time |
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| have prehensile tails at juvenile stage |
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| tamarins, marmosets, small primates, diurnal, claw-like nails, 2 molars in each quadrant of the jaw, typically bear twins |
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| Superfamily Cercopithecoidea |
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| All Old Monkeys reside in this superfamily |
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| Family of Old World Monkeys, family of superfamily cercopithecoidea, includes mandrills, baboons, macaques, and langurs |
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| Bilophodonts, sectorial lower first premolar |
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| 2 ridge teeth, equal size cusps |
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| Cercopithecinae and Colobinae |
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| Subfamiles of Family Cercopithecidae |
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| langurs, non-existent thumb, sacculated stomach, arboreal, leapers, male-dominant groups, performs infanticide |
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| allows for more absorption of food in a less space |
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| Subfamily cercopithecinae |
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| polygynous, males leave natal group (subject to injury, disease, predation), ischial callosites |
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| hand over hand locomotion |
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| lesser ape, gibbon/siamang, true ricochetal brachiators, truly monogamous |
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| sexually dimorphic, slow, frugivore,large face pads on males which is attractive to females, ischial pads reduced |
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| use tools,knuckle walker, flexor tendon configuration, infanticide by both males and females |
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| uni-male, multi-female group, females leave group, knuckle-walkers, flexor tendon configuration |
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