The long noses found on Baboons are related to: their strepsirrhine ancestry an acute sense of smell 0000 thermoregulati
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The similarities in foraging behaviors between woodpeckers and aye-ayes is an example of: shared ancestry synapomorphy homoplasy homology
Identify the following organism with the appropriate taxonomic categories. Please note that some of the categories overlap, so select all appropriate answers
Strepsirrhine Non-primate Haplorrhine Catarrhine 2007 Bone Clones® Ape Platyrrhine (New World Monkey) Tarsier Primate Old World Monkey
The tapetum lucidum is a reflective layer in the back of the eye found in: new world monkeys all nocturnal primates strepsirrhines tarsiers