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How is life Organized?
Domain, kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species.
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
What is the Arboreal Hypothesis?
Adaptation to life in trees. ( running from predators)
Visual Predation Hypothesis?
developed to catch small prey like insects
What is the Angiosperm Hypothesis?
co-evolved with flower leaves and fruit
What is Strepsirhine?
Order: Primate
Sub order Strepsirhine (Small bodied)
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)
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