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Sloths are not closely related to primates. They are most closely related to anteaters, both being classified in the order Pilosa. That is part of the superorder Xenarthra, which includes armadillos.No , sloths are mammals related to anteaters .
Humans are primates, so there are many primates in Europe. Apart from humans, and primates in zoos, there are very few other primates in Europe, with one well known exception being Gibraltar, where some monkeys do live. In general around the world, apart from humans, primates are normally only found in tropical and sub-tropical areas. Europe is not in any of these areas, so that is the main reason you find few non-human primates in Europe.
The gorilla is not a human being, although it is a related species. Both humans and gorillas are categorized as primates.
Being monkeys.
There is nothing particularly unusual about the body of a spider monkey; all primates have almost exactly the same body parts. The only body part that a spider monkey has that a human being doesn't have is the tail.
Counting out the human being....most likely Primates
A human being is a type of animal, and includes you me and all other humans in the world. We are a species of primate and are closely related to chimpanzees, monkeys, apes, etc.
It is related to school for various reasons. The most important reason being that scientists use sociology on animals - for example monkeys. And most school children act like monkeys. The second reason is because sociology is awesome. GO TO SCHOOL KIDS!!
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Men and monkeys are concurrent organisms that had a common ancestor. Men did not evolve FROM monkeys so there's nothing in between. If the question is "which living animal is more closely related evolutionarily to humans than monkeys" then the great apes (gorillas, orangutans and chimpanzees) would qualify.
There are 264 known species of monkey that are not yet extinct.Monkeys usually fall into to main categories, whether they are primates from the Old World or the New World. Those from the New World are from the Americas (South and Central) and there are about 13 types. There are about 6 types from the Old World (Africa and Asia) and these include about 135 species.
Monkeys are some what endangered by forests being destroyed