Biological classification (Taxonomy) categorises living organisms into groups of similar organisms. So one major group, animals, all belong to the 'Kingdom' Animalia. Animalia itself is broken down into groups of similar organisms, then each group is broken down further - so as an example, Animalia contains the 'Classes' Mammalia (mammals) Aves (birds), and others, and all these are broken down into 'Orders'.
'Primates' is one such order of Mammalia, and this contains monkeys, apes, and humans. Therefore all three of those can be reffered to as 'primates', in the same way as we can call them 'mammals' and 'animals'.
Because man displays all the features of a Primate.
Primate urban hierarchy can defined as the authority of man ,animal scared off, it is also called the system of the man and animal to order their authority.
Primate urban hierarchy can defined as the authority of man ,animal scared off, it is also called the system of the man and animal to order their authority.
Yes, man is an animal, a mammal belonging to the Primate order.
A man is a part of the primate family. The scientific name of modern man is "homo sapien". A man is an adult human male. When used in this way, the word man is a noun.
The correct spelling is "primate" (one of the higher apes, including man).
A fat man, a fat monkey, a fat chimp etc....
I am a primate.
A Platypus is not a primate.
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a primate is a monkey so no.
primate means it has arms and legs