A) bipedalism
B) quadrupedalism
C) vertical clinging and leaping
D) brachiation
E) semi-brachiation
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A) refers to differences between adults and adolescents with regard to sexual behavior
B) is particularly pronounced in all primate species
C) refers to differences between the sexes with regard to features such as body size
D) is more common in arboreal species
E) has not been observed in any monkey
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A) Platyrrhine and Catarrhine
B) Strepsirhini and Haplorhini
C) Pongidae and Hominidae
D) Cercopithecoidea and Hominoidea
E) Pongo and Homo
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A) 10 percent
B) 95 percent
C) 28 percent
D) 99 percent
E) 100 percent
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A) a tendency towards erect posture
B) an inflexible, specialized limb structure
C) hands and feet with a high degree of prehensility
D) retention of five digits on the hands and feet
E) generalized dentition
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A) have highly specialized traits
B) can be easily defined by one or two traits
C) lack traits that define the mammals
D) have generalized traits
E) have very narrow, or specialized, dietary preferences
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A) Lemurs and lorises
B) Tarsiers, lemurs and lorises
C) Lorises, chimpanzees, and gorillas
D) Chimpanzees, gorillas, and humans
E) Strepsirhini is not a suborder of primates
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A) the most thoroughly studied primate species
B) in the same genus as the gorilla
C) behaviorally indistinguishable from chimpanzees
D) in the same genus as the chimpanzee
E) almost exclusively arboreal
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A) terrestrial and arboreal forms
B) New and Old World species
C) large and small-bodied species
D) quadrupedal and bipedal
E) omnivores and frugivores
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A) a variable trait in the order
B) characteristic only of monkeys
C) characteristic only of apes and humans
D) the only truly distinctive primate trait
E) is hindered by an opposable thumb
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A) apes
B) lemurs and tarsiers
C) terrestrial monkeys
D) Old World monkeys
E) gibbons
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A) one adult silverback male and one adult female, plus their immature offspring
B) solitary individuals, except for females with dependent young
C) one or two adult silverback males, a few adult females and their immature offspring
D) several adults of both sexes and offspring of all ages
E) several adult males plus only one female and her offspring
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A) are one subfamily of Old World monkeys
B) are more generalized than colobines
C) include baboons, guenons, and macaques
D) have cheek pouches for storing food
E) found only in Sri Lanka and Madagascar
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A) Gorillas
B) Chimpanzees
C) Gibbons
D) Orangutans
E) Humans
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A) Pan
B) Pongo
C) Gorilla
D) Papio
E) Hylobates
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