Life Science Human Origins

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Mammals are animals, vertebrates, tetrapods, amniotes

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Mammals have hair, mammary glands, warm- blooded, heterodonty(different teeth), body plam, limbs under body

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Mammals comes in three main groups

monotremes, marsupials, placental mammals

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Marsupials and placental mammals are more closely related to each other than either is to monotremes

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Primates’ closest living relatives are

colugos and tree shrews

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that shared group(primates-colugos-tree shrews) is closely related to

rodents and rabbits

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Convergence occurs among mammals

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Primates and their close relatives

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Convergence in mammals

Evolutionary convergence between marsupial and placental mammals (aka homoplasy)

Evolutionary convergence within placental mammals

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What is a Primate? Two sub orders of Primate?

  • Strepsirhini (strepsirhines)(lemurs and lorises)

  • Haplorhini (haplorhines)(tarsiers, monkeys, apes. and humans)

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List of primate adaptations

  • Primates: nails; grasping hands and feet, 1st digit opposability; convergent orbits(stereoscopic vision), postorbital bar; reduced snout and olfactory bulb; increase in overall brain size

  • Lemur & lorises (streps) retain grooming claw, tapetum lucidum (eye shine); derived:tooth comb

  • Tarsiers and anthropoids (haps): increased postorbital closure()

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