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When was Propliopithecus created?
Propliopithecus was created in 1910.
What did Hominoidea eat?
your mom and katie perry.
What are some characteristics of bieng multicellular?
An ape is any member of the Hominoidea superfamilyof primates. Due to its ambiguous nature, the term ape is less suitable as a means of describingtaxonomic relationships.
What genus is the ape?
There is no specific genus that refers to all apes. Apes belong to Superfamily Hominoidea. Within Hominoidea, there are eight extant genera, four of which belong to Lesser Apes, four to Great Apes.
Are apes an endangered species if yes why?
No, because Ape is not a species. An ape is any member of the Hominoidea superfamily of primates, including humans. Putting aside the treat of some global catastrophe, I don't think that humans are in danger of extinction.
The earliest surviving opera was written by a member of the Florentine Camerata named?
jacopo peri
Scientific name for ape?
Hominoidea is the scientific name for apes. Apes are a group of primates that include 22 species in this category.
What is the definition for human or human like creatures?
Hominoid - any member of the superfamily Hominoidea, which includes all modern apes and humans, and their extinct relatives.also : an animal that resembles humans.Humanoid - having human characteristics or form; resembling human beings.Source: dictionary reference
Why was the Virginia House of Burgess's was important in the development of Colonial America?
They were the earliest government in the colonies and Washington was a member.
Why was the Virginia house of Burgess important in the development of colonial America?
They were the earliest government in the colonies and Washington was a member.
What is the scientifc name for an ape?
Apes are tailless primates of the Superfamily Hominoidea. There are 23 recognized living species of apes.
Who wrote dramma per musica?
The earliest surviving opera (Euridice, 1600) was written by a member of the Camerata named Jacopo Peri (1561-1633).
