'New world monkeys' presentation slideshows

Human Evolution

Human Evolution. Who are we? Where did we come from? What is the human genealogy? These are basic questions that we all ask. You Cuz. Humans did not evolve from Apes You are descended from your mother and father

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Chapter 6

Chapter 6. A Survey of the Living Primates. Chapter Outline. Primates Characteristics Primate Adaptations Geographical Distribution and Habitats Diet and Teeth. Chapter Outline. Locomotion Primate Classification A Survey of the Living Primates Endangered Primates. Primates As Mammals.

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Acclimatization effects on final rectal temperature, heart rate, and sweat rate, for a group of men exposed daily to 2

Fall 05 skip. acclimitization. Acclimatization effects on final rectal temperature, heart rate, and sweat rate, for a group of men exposed daily to 2 hr of hard work in a hot environment. (after Leithead CS, Lind AR. Heat Stress and Heat Disorders. 1964. Philadelphia, Pa.: FA Davis Co, 304.

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Imperial Zoo Animals

Imperial Zoo Animals. By: Devon Cooper ,John O'Brien , Eleyna Para and, Katie Godekeit. Welcome to Imperial Zoo!.

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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. Overview of the Fossil Primates. Chapter Outline. Introduction Primate Origins Paleocene Primate-like Mammals Eocene Primates Oligocene Primates Miocene Primates. Orthograde. An upright body position.

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Gene Duplication

Gene Duplication. Gene Duplication - History. 1936: The first observation of a duplicated gene was in the Bar gene of Drosophila. 1950: Alpha and beta chains of hemoglobin are recognized to have been derived from gene duplication 1970: Ohno developed a theoretical framework of gene duplication

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Primate Studies 2

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Human Evolution

Human Evolution. Evolutionary Forces . Darwin's original theory of evolution was based on natural selection. Natural Selection : the most fit individuals contribute more to the following generations so their genetic influence takes over the population. "Fitness" is defined as

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Primates in Research

Primates in Research. Timo Nevalainen University of Eastern Finland. MONKEY AROUND ??. Definition of Primates. Large group of about 200 species Definition necessitates the use of complicated technical terms, such as: Opposite grip in either hands of feet or both Testes in scrotum

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Monkeys

Monkeys. By: Robert Wright Gundlach III. monkeys. There are 264 types of monkey living among us, but that is only the number of monkey species that we have found there may be some that we have not yet discovered. Monkeys.

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Hominid Evolution

Hominid Evolution. Primate Classification. When did we split from other Primates?. Primates. ~25 million years ago: Old World Monkeys split from Hominoids , a linage that resulted in humans, gorillas and chimps

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Human Evolutionary Development

Human Evolutionary Development. Eocene Epoch Oligocene Epoch Miocene Epoch. Geologic Time & Human Evolution. The Eocene epoch (55-35 mya). Eocene warmest epoch of Cenozoic NW Tenn., trop. rain forest, like Panama First appearance of many modern orders of mammals As mentioned, rodents

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Adaptations of Primates

Adaptations of Primates. Opposable Thumbs. Practice Exercise : Write your name with your pencil without the use of your thumb. Also, try and tie your shoe and get something out of your wallet or purse. www.en.wikipedia.org. Adaptations of Primates. Grasping Hands. www.uoguelph.ca.

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Why Do Monkeys Have Tails?

Why Do Monkeys Have Tails?. Produced by: Jacob Saba & Joseph Pinzka. History of the tail.

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Animals

Animals. By: Maria C Ms.Parker,3 rd Grade . My Favorite Animal . My favorite animal is a monkey. . Habitat. It lives in a forest or a grasslands. Food. It eats leaves, fruit, seeds, nuts, grass, roots, eggs, insects and spiders. Interesting Fact. A monkey is interesting because

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Tropical Rainforest

Tropical Rainforest . By: Yasmeen & Nejoud. Introduction. Tropical Rainforests are found in Asia, Africa, Australia, and South and Central America. Tropical rainforests are warm, wet with many tall trees. In most tropical rainforests, it rains every day.

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Chapuchin Monkeys

Chapuchin Monkeys. By: Jason. Physical Traits. The Capuchin monkeys thumbs and big toes are opposable There hands are like human hands And there tails are partly prehensile. Behavior Adaptations. They live in packs of 3-30 They will scream if in danger. Habitat

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ANIMALS

ANIMALS. By Haris Raftis.

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