Primates

Homo sapiens sapiens lived on the earth and are believed to have originated from Africa and then spread to Asia, Europe, and Australia. Eventually, they migrated to north and south America.

any bipedal primate

Homo sapiens, or modern humans, are known for their advanced cognitive abilities, including complex language, art, and technology. They are also known for their ability to adapt and thrive in a variety of environments around the world.

The average weight of a Homo sapien varies depending on factors such as age, gender, and height. In general, the average weight for an adult male is around 137-195 pounds (62-88 kg) and for an adult female is around 112-167 pounds (51-76 kg).

Homo sapiens, the modern human species, is believed to have first appeared in Africa around 300,000 years ago based on archaeological and genetic evidence. This early population eventually spread out of Africa to colonize the rest of the world.

Organizational behavior is "the study of human behavior in organizational settings, the interface between human behavior and the organization, and the organization itself." The three levels of organizational behavior are individuals in organizations, work groups, and how organizations behave.

One trait is that they walk upright. No oter mammel does this all the time.

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Apart from the genus homo (humans) the types of primate locomotion are quadrupedalism (moving on all fours/with all four limbs), brachiation (swinging, branch running), and vertical clinging and leaping. "Arboreal quadrupedalism" is the most common type of locomotion among the primate order, meaning the use of grasping hands and feet with a long tail for balance. Although other primate walk on two limbs at times, humans are the only primates that actively engage in bipedalism (standing), the form of locomotion in which two limbs are used for moving.

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That question doesn't really make any sense. Primitive relative to what? This type of question always requires some context in order to be answerable.

It depends on what you mean by "primitive." The strepsirrhine primates and tarsiers have many traits that are ancestral for primates. However, strepsirrhines have more of these traits. Their group includes the lorises (and relatives) and the lemurs (including the Aye-aye).

1. The wooley mammoth
2. the warthog

Primates evolved approximately 65 million years ago, leading to a diverse range of species adapted to various environments. This diversification is marked by the emergence of two main groups: prosimians (like lemurs and tarsiers) and simians (monkeys and apes). Factors such as habitat changes, dietary adaptations, and social behavior played crucial roles in their evolutionary paths. Today, primates exhibit a wide array of physical and behavioral traits, reflecting their complex evolutionary history.

No, ring-tailed lemurs do not estivate.

Spider monkeys all alone

Peeling plants and not a coin

In their hearts it's cold

Day and night they stay solid

Even their home

Rusty and old

Monkeys in all types

Ooh but this one is not in the minds

Nevr have they thought of loveliness

Key to happiness

Every dream is about

Yopu could help in anyhow

No. A primate is a monkey or ape or something of that family.

This seems to be a common misconception - humans did not come from monkeys - but we do share a common ancestor with them. This common ancestor did not directly give rise to humans, it gave rise to the ape clad. These early apes divided into other evolutionary clad - we belong to just one of them.

The ape clad possesses certain shared traits that distinguish them from monkeys - one of these traits is not having a tail. The very first apes had no tails - a trait that is shared by all the species that descended from them.

Tails were lost in hominids prior to 17.9 Million years ago in response to the different ecological pressures experienced by apes. Ape ancestors did not hang from their tails (only South American monkeys can do this). In fact certain species of monkeys also lost their tails via evolutionary pressures.

Apes evolved powerful grasping hands and feet and moved through trees differently than tailed monkeys to take advantage of different resources. They eventually lost the extra bones beyond their coccyx that inhibited their locomotion.

Baboons and Mandrills do not have prehensile tails. They are large monkeys that spend most of their time on the ground. For that reason, it is not necessary for them to have a prehensile tail.

yes chimpanzees are carniverous monkeys. they hunt in packs and their favourite meal is the red Columbus monkey!

because they want to raise them in captivity and sell them in stores as pets. also, they want to catch them to breed.

An orangutan has 48 chromosomes.

Horses mainly eat grass when they are in a field, but it isn't very filling.

When in a Stable, you usually feed them Hay, Chaff or Oats. You can also use carrots, apples, sugar lumps, polo mints, etc for treats. It's a good idea to give your horse treats from time to time, but make sure you never give them too many.

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