The Primates

The Primates

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2. Species: Primates are mammals that have traits belonging to humans, they have different customs that associate them with people. Besides, primates are divided into two different suborders, the haplorins and the strepirrinos, Primates are mammals that have traits belonging to humans, they have different customs that associate them with people. Besides, primates are divided into two different suborders, the haplorins and the strepirrinos,

   • Diet: Primates have a very strict, balanced, healthy and nutritious diet. It has vegetables, although most do not eat the same,
     • Size: The size of the common chimp is 63-94 cm, and its body mass is 40-60 kg
       • Numbers: the primate population is made up of different species around 447
         • Threats and Conservation: the main threats are the illegal hunting of this species and the destruction of its habitats, such as forests and other. Different strategies have been implemented so that the primates continue to be recognized day by day and remain alive, such as different refuges or the displacement of some of them so that their hunting is not so extensive

3. Habitat: the primates have a wide habitat, since 90% of the primates live in humid forests, located in Asia, Africa and most of all America, and the main cause of extinction of these living beings, is the intense cutting of trees, which damages the largest hectare per year

4. Reference

   • https://www.google.com/search?q=primates&oq=primates+&aqs=chrome..69i57.3518j0j1&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
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