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Chapter 16 Primate Evolution

Chapter 16 Primate Evolution. Section 1: Primates. Section 2: Hominoids to Hominins. Section 3: Human Ancestry. Primate Evolution. Chapter 16. 16.1 Primates. Characteristics of Primates. Manual dexterity. Five digits on each hand and foot.

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Chapter 16 Primate Evolution

Chapter 16 Primate Evolution. Section 1: Primates. Section 2: Hominoids to Hominins. Section 3: Human Ancestry. Primate Evolution. Chapter 16. 16.1 Primates. Characteristics of Primates. Manual dexterity. Five digits on each hand and foot.

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Human evolution

Human evolution. Chapter 34. Humans???. Archonta. 65 mya Small arboreal (tree-dwelling) mammals Large eyes Insect eating Nocturnal Gave rise to bats, tree shrews & primates. Primates. 1. Grasping fingers & toes Opposable thumb 2. Binocular vision Eyes are shifted in front

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NONHUMAN PRIMATES: Taxonomy and Use in Research

NONHUMAN PRIMATES: Taxonomy and Use in Research. There is disagreement among taxonomists as to the classification of nonhuman primates. However, depending on the classification system used, there are two -- and sometimes three -- principal suborders recognized in the order Primates.

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Primates

Primates. Anthropology. Primatology. Mammalian Characteristics. Fur covering body Endothermy Viviparous Mammary glands Omnivorous -Specialized teeth. Primate Characteristics. Opposable thumbs Prehensile (Grasping) hands & feet

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KINGDOM ANIMALIA

KINGDOM ANIMALIA. Fun stuff!!. SEPARABLE CHARACTERISTICS. No cell wall Sexual reproduction is the norm Dominant life cycle stage is diploid Most animals are motile Most have muscle & nervous tissue Multicellular heterotrophs Animals store glucose as glycogen

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Chapter 34

Chapter 34. Vertebrates. Primates. The mammalian order Primates includes lemurs, tarsiers, monkeys, and apes Humans are members of the ape group. Derived Characters of Primates. Most primates have hands and feet adapted for grasping Other derived characters of primates:

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Mus musculus

Mus musculus. 85% homology with human DNA Genome of appx. 3 million base pairs. Xenoturburelli. No brain, spine, gut or sex organs ~50% homology with humans. Musa acuminata. 50% Homology With Humans. Drosophila melanogaster. 44% Homology With Humans

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Brain Awareness Week European Parliament, Brussels 15 March 2011

Education: a lifelong challenge for the brain. Brain Awareness Week European Parliament, Brussels 15 March 2011. Colin Blakemore University of Oxford. Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (FMRIB Centre, Oxford). Basic organization of the brain in largely genetically determined. S1 S2

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The Primates

The Primates. Our place among the primates Homologies and analogies, primate tendencies, human similarities and differences. Primatology. Is the study of nonhuman primates-fossil and living apes, monkeys, and prosimians, including their behavior, and social life.

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Characteristics of Primates

Primate Evolution. Chapter 16. 16.1 Primates. Characteristics of Primates. Manual dexterity. Five digits on each hand and foot. Flat nails and sensitive areas on the ends of their digits. The first digits are opposable. Primate Evolution. Chapter 16. 16.1 Primates. Senses.

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Chapter 8

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Primates

Primates. Primates. Basically arboreal adaptation. Padded digits w/nails. Binocular vision. Color vision. Order: Primates. Suborder: Anthropoidea. Superfamily: Ceboidea Cercopithecoidea Hominoidea New World Monkeys Old World Monkeys Apes and Humans

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Primates and Primate behavior

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Human Evolution

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The Tropical Rainforest

The Tropical Rainforest. animals that live in the rainforest. By Colin Cheung. Tigers are large carnivorous feline mammals. They are identified by their orange and black striped coats. As the largest wild cats in the world they can weigh up to 550 pounds, grow to 6 feet long, not

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By: Tori S., Raquel J., and Courtney W.

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Chapter 7: New & Old World Primates

Chapter 7: New & Old World Primates. Prosimians (before apes). More primitive features as compared to monkeys Many are nocturnal Some have claws Locomotion is vertical clinging and leaping (VCL). Two types Tarisiers, Lorises,Galagos, Aye-Aye, Pato, etc. Found in Asia and Africa

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All about monkeys

All about monkeys. By Aleah minehart. Table of Contents!. Where monkeys live What are monkeys Why are they called monkeys What do they do during the night How how monkeys move Can people have monkeys for pets. Where monkeys live?.

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Elisa

Because of their similarity to monkeys, apes such as chimpanzees and gibbons are often called

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