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Adaptations of Primates

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Practice Exercise: Write your name with your pencil without the use of your thumb. Also, try and tie your shoe and get something out of your wallet or purse.

Opposable Thumbs

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Grasping Hands

Practice Exercise: Think of all of the things you could not do without your independently moving fingers.

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Adaptations of Primates

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Binocular VisionPractice Exercise:

1.Determine your field of vision with your arms spread wide.

2.Test your binocular vision using a pencil and a partner.

Adaptations of Primates

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The Primate Family Tree

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Prosimians

Lemur

LorisTarsier

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What do you notice about their eyes?

Why?

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New World Monkeys

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Howler MonkeySpider Monkey

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Found in South and Central America

Notice the functioning

tail.

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Baboons

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Old World MonkeysFound in Africa and Asia

What are the TWO main differences between new and old world monkeys?

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Apes

From Asia

Gibbons

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Apes

From Asia

Orangutangs

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Apes

Gorillas

From Africa

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Apes

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BonobosFrom Africa

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Apes

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ChimpanzeesFrom Africa

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All of this evolution lead to us!!!

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The End!


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