Order Suborder Infraorder Parvorder Superfamily Family Subfamily Tribe Genus Species Strepsirhini Lemuriformes All Lemu 1 (67.08 KiB) Viewed 34 times
Order Suborder Infraorder Parvorder Superfamily Family Subfamily Tribe Genus Species Strepsirhini Lemuriformes (all lemurs and lorises) Lemuroidea (all lemurs) Lorisoidea (all lories) Pitheciidae (sakis, litis, and uskaris) All primates All strepsirhines All haplorhines All tarsiiformes All anthropoids Platyrrhini (all New World monkeys) Ateloidea (all New World monkeys) Cebidae (squirrel monkeys capuchins, ow morkey, and mammosets) Primates Anthropoidea (all monkeys, apes and humans) Cercopithecoidea (all Old World monkeys) Atelidae (howters, spider monkeys, and munquis) All monkeys All hominoids All apes All hominins (including extinct forms and modern humans) Haplorhini Catarrhini (all Old World monkeys. apes, and humano) Hylobatidae (gibbone and siamanga) Hominoidea Capes and humans) Ponginae (orangutans) Pongo pygmaeus (orangutans) (2 subspecies) Tarsiiformes (all tarsiers) Hominidae (great apes and humans) Gorillinae (gorilas) Gorilla Homininae (chimpanzees bonobos, and humans) Panini Pan 4 Hominini paniscus (bonobos) Homo gorilla troglodytes sapiens (4 subspecies) (chimpanzees.) (3 subspecies)
What are some anatomical and behavioral differences between Old World Monkeys and New World Monkeys? First, use the provided Primate Taxonomy Chart to identify the Parvorder and Superfamily of Old World and New World Monkeys. Second, explain at least three anatomical or behavioral differences between them. Note: you can use anatomical or behavioral differences in your response.
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