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Did the earliest primates live in grasslands?
No, the earliest primates did not live in grasslands. They are believed to have evolved in tropical and subtropical forests during the late Cretaceous and early Paleocene epochs. This forested environment provided the necessary conditions for their development, including abundant food sources and shelter. As the climate changed and grasslands expanded later on, some primate species adapted to these new habitats.
What change was taking place in the vegetation as australopithecines evolved?
As australopithecines evolved, grasslands were expanding and forests were diminishing due to climate changes. This shift in vegetation likely influenced their diet and behavior as they adapted to the changing environment.
Why do scientsists think that rna may have evolved before DNA?
because they where on shrooms when they said that
Why does baking soda and vinegar clean corroded battery posts?
Because the gas evolved has pressure.
Why did the development of vascular systems help plants move to a land?
Because they contain salty soil and to support themselves.
Is the Sahara desert subtropical or tropical?
Before humans existed, the Sahara used to be a tropical rainforest. As human evolved, trees in Sahara were deforested, therefore it turned into a desert.
How do plants survive in this climate?
They evolved to.
How has cultural view of how life has changed been changed by evolution?
a cultural view on how life has changedcultural people believe that the earth has evolved and that we came from Neanderthals or primates and we changes oer time to adapt to the climate and environmentthis also applies to plants and animals
Animals in the humid subtropical climate?
Animals in the humid subtropical climate are adapted to hot, humid conditions with distinct seasons. Common animals in this climate include various species of reptiles such as snakes and lizards, as well as amphibians like frogs and salamanders. Mammals like raccoons, opossums, and deer are also commonly found in humid subtropical regions. These animals have evolved to thrive in the warm, wet conditions of this climate zone.
How do grey whales adapt to the arctic?
They have always lived there, and so have evolved to that climate.
What will koalas be like in a few million years?
probably turned into fossils deep in the ground because they would be extinct. OR. . . They will have evolved into an entirely different species to adapt to the changing climate.
How can a fish survive when the animals that evolved from it on land no longer exist?
because it evolved
What are two ways the climate has changed since the time of dinosaurs?
mammals have evolved and that climate has changed rapidly like grass, grass wasn't around in the time of the dinosaurs.
The two basic reasons why anthropology is essential?
To learn how customs and cultures evolved .To learn how climate forced adaptations .
Which is the most accurate description of bronislaw Malinowski's views?
The current cultural events are more important than how the culture evolved
Why does a Nautilus have a shell?
Because that is the way it evolved.
How do animals survive in tundra?
The animals adapt to the harsh changes in climate over time. (:animals survive the tundra because they have blubber. and most animals camouflage into the eviornment.They evolved to.
