A) Khorapithecus's molars are more similar to those of living chimpanzees than Sivapithecus's molars are.
B) Whereas Khorapithecus lived in the area now known as France and Spain,Sivapithecus lived in Thailand.
C) Khoratpithecus's broad front teeth and a flat surface on the tongue side of the canines make it more similar than Sivapithecus to living orangutans.
D) Sivapithecus has dental features making it more similar to modern orangutans,while Khorapithecus has postcranial bones that most closely resemble modern chimpanzees.
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A) a meteor impact
B) a disease pandemic
C) climate change
D) early humans hunting them for food
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A) India
B) Bolivia
C) France
D) China
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A) as highly specialized
B) as likely to undergo further evolution
C) as biologically diverse
D) as likely to go extinct
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A) Paleocene primates that may have been the first anthropoids
B) Paleocene organisms that may have been the first primates
C) Eocene organisms that may have been the first primates
D) Eocene primates that are the earliest anthropoids
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A) 5 mya
B) 10 mya
C) 15 mya
D) 25 mya
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A) Notharctus
B) Proconsul
C) Carpolestes
D) Eosimias
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A) prosimians
B) monkeys
C) apes
D) humans
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A) adapids
B) proconsulids
C) dryopithecids
D) plesiadapiforms
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A) Although the African fossil primate Biretia is older than the Asian fossil primate Eosimas,Biretia's features are less clearly anthropoid in nature.
B) The dating of both the African fossil primate Biretia and the Asian fossil primate Eosimas is so uncertain that they could easily reverse in age with more research.
C) The fossil primate record of Asia and Africa during the Eocene is so murky that discovery of new fossils that will rewrite early anthropoid history is very likely.
D) Because of the rapidity of evolutionary change,it will be impossible to sort out the evolution of anatomical differences among early fossil primates.
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A) Aegyptopithecus and Micropithecus
B) Propliopithecus and Aegyptopithecus
C) Micropithecus and Aegyptopithecus
D) Propliopithecus and Proconsul
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A) ankle.
B) skull.
C) lower premolar tooth.
D) pelvis.
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A) Gigantopithecus and Dryopithecus
B) Gigantopithecus and Oreopithecus
C) Khoratpithecus and Ouranopithecus
D) Sivapithecus and Khoratpithecus
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A) Both are found in South America.
B) They have similar incisors,eye orbits,and a flat face.
C) They have similar dental formulae and upper molar morphology.
D) Both are known to have prehensile tails.
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A) Primates' unique traits are an adaptation to living in trees.
B) Primate traits arose as adaptations to preying on insects.
C) Certain primate traits were responses to the acquisition of fruit during the Cenozoic.
D) Primates could see predators in advance.
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A) It has sharp,high crests on the teeth and reduced canines.
B) It has large canines but no diastema.
C) It has a Y-5 molar pattern and highly specialized molars.
D) It has a Y-5 molar pattern;low,rounded cusps;large canines;and a diastema.
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A) proprimates and euprimates
B) adapids and omomyids
C) basal anthropoids
D) plesiadapiforms
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A) Eosimias
B) Proconsul
C) Dryopithecus
D) Oreopithecus
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