Anthro lecture 5

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How is life Organized?

Domain, kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species.

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Name the types of Locomotion

Arboreal

  • Long tails (for balance)

  • Slightly longer legs than arms

  • Grasping foot

Terrestrial

  • Short tails

  • Relatively equal leg and arm lengths

  • Shoulder

Vertical clinging n leaping

  • Very long legs and feet

  • Short neck

Suspensory or Branchiating

  • Long arms

  • long curved Phalanges

  • Mobile shoulder joints

  • often No tail

Knuckle working

  • Long arms

  • Curved hands

  • Robust phalanges

Bipedalism

  • Long legs

  • Short and broad pelvis

  • Curved Spine

  • Short toes

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What is the Arboreal Hypothesis?

Adaptation to life in trees. ( running from predators)

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Visual Predation Hypothesis?

developed to catch small prey like insects

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What is the Angiosperm Hypothesis?

co-evolved with flower leaves and fruit

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What is Strepsirhine?

Order: Primate

Sub order Strepsirhine (Small bodied)

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Strepsirhine Characteristics

Found only in Africa and Asia

•Nocturnal (mostly, with the exception of some lemurs) •Wet nose (rhinarium)

• Bicornuate (2 chamber) uterus

• Use scent marking for communication

• Tapetum (layer of cells that cause “eye shine”)

• Large eyes • Independently mobile ears

• Immobile upper lip • Inexpressive face

• 2.1.3.3 dental formula = 36 teeth (2 incisors, 1 canine, 3 premolars, 3 molars in each quarter of mouth)

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Haplorhine Characteristics

  • Larger body size

  • Larger brain

  • More colour vision

  • Less reliance on the sense of smell (Rhinarium)

  • More likely to live in groups

  • More care from their parents

  • MORE EXPRESSIVE FACE

  • Longer to reach maturity