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Cercopithecines:
 
  a. Include baboons and macaques.
  b. Are members of Victoriapithecus.
  c. Include tarsiers.
  d. Are a group of New World Monkeys.
  e. Name means primates who live close to each other.

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___________ is an extinct family that represents the earliest member of the lineage leading to present-day Old World Monkeys.
 
  a. Victoriapithecus
  b. Aegypithecus.
  c. Macaca.
  d. Proconsul.
  e. Changopithecus.


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Reply #1 on: Jul 10, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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