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PRIMATES
TARSIOIDEA
Intermediate between Prosimii and Anthropoidea.
Features:
*Post-Orbital Bar and Partial Plate
3 Premolars
Continuous hairy upper lip and dry nose
Grooming claw on digit 2 and 3
*Elongated tarsal bones on foot
ANTHROPOIDEA
Features:
*Post-Orbital Bar and Plate
2-3 Premolars
Continuous hairy upper lip and dry nose
*Nails on all digits (no grooming claw!)
PROSIMII:
"Before monkeys" - Prosimii are the oldest primate group 55+ Million Years Ago!
Features:
* Post-Orbital Bar only
3 Premolars
*Wet nose + Split lip
* Dental comb
Grooming claw
LORISOIDEA:
Nocturnal
Arboreal
Solitary
Found in Africa, South Asia + East Asia
Dental formula 2133/2133
LEMUROIDEA:
Nocturnal or Diurnal
Arboreal or Terrestrial
Solitary or Social Groups
*Found in Madagascar and nearby islands
LORISES
GALAGOS
LEMURIDAE (Ring tailed Lemurs)
INDRIDAE
TARSIERS
Nocturnal
Arboreal
Solitary
Eyes larger than brain!
Rotate head almost 180*!
Dental formula 2133/1133
PLATYRHINI
("flat noses")
CEBOIDEA:
(New World Monkeys)
* Flat nose, widely separated nostrils
Non-Prehensile or *Prehensile Tails
*Found in South + Central AMerica only
CEBIDAE
Dental formula 2133/2133
Many with prehensile tail
Diurnal
Social
CALLITRICHIDAE
Dental formula 2132/2132
Claw-like nails, except first toe
Diurnal
CATARRHINI
(narrow noses)
CERCOPITHECOIDEA
(Old World Monkeys)
Nostrils close together
Non-Prehensile or Short tail
Ischial callosites near tail
Biophodont Molars
CERCOPITHICINAE
largely fruit eating
COLOBINAE
largely leaf eating
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