12) Strepsirhines have wet naked noses while haplorhines have dry fluffy noses.
Strepsirhines have tooth comb while haplorhines lack tooth comb.
13) Haplorhines are modern primate group while Strepsirhines are early primate groups.
Haplorhines can do movements freely while in Strepsirhines movement is limited.
14) Catarrhines are hook- nosed while platyrrhines are flat-nosed.
In Catarrhines nostrils are closer together while in platyrrhines they are farther apart.
15) Platyrrhines are new world monkeys and Catarrhines are old world monkeys.
Platyrrhines dental formula is 2133 and Catarrhines dental formula is 2123
16) Hominoids have no tail while cercopithecoids have tail.
Hominoids have broad flat ribcage and cercopithecoids have round circular ribcage.
17) Hominoids :- options b,e,f
Cercopithecoids :- options a,c,d
4) Derived features.
5) Ancestral features.
6) Carl linnaeus.
7) Homo sapiens. Scientific name for humans.
10) Derived characteristics.
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Part 3. Determining character states: an introduction to primate systematics Instructions: Compare the six labeled skulls and fill in the chart by assigning character states to the characters using 0, 1, or 2. Then, use the information from the completes chart to answer the following questions. Score the characters in the following manner: Post-orbital bar: 0 = absent 1 = present Post-orbital closure: 0= absent 1 - present Tooth comb: 0= absent 1 = present Dental formula: 0 = 2.1.3.3....
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