Primates are an order of mammal that does not have any particular characterising defining features; however, their evolution does have characteristic trends including:
forward-facing, more stereoscopic vision
graspers with a lack of claws (exception grade 1 primates and the Callitrichids (new world monkeys that re-evolved them on all digits but the big toe) and development of nails
opposable thumbs
reduced snouts
tactile pads on hands and feet
They have a generalised dental pattern
there is an increased emphasis on vision as opposed to olfactory sences
there is a tedency toward larger brains to body size
there is a tedency toward colour vision
longer gestation
singleton births (typically)
flexible learning behaviour
A primate is the closest living animalistic relative to humans, sharing about 96% of their DNA.
Are you kidding? A jackrabbit is a hare. A hare is a lagomorph (order) of the genus lepus. A primate is a primate. (order) within the order of primates, humans are a species. The answer is No.
No, it is a Lagomorph, a member of the rabbit order.
The base of the skull.
The term primate is a term from taxonomy and it is an order. Some animals that are primates are monkeys and gorillas.
Primate: noun: A member of the biologic order of animals of the chordate class Mammalia. The primate order includes lemurs, monkeys, apes, and humans.
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.
mammels lol
Yes, man is an animal, a mammal belonging to the Primate order.
Humans are in the animal kingdom, the mammal phylum, and the primate order.
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.
All monkeys belong to the Primate order.
I am a primate.