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Higher primates first appeared in the __________ epoch.
 
  a. early Eocene
  b. late Oligocene
  c. late Eocene
  d. late Pleistocene

Question 2

Adapoids ate __________.
 
  a. leaves
  b. fruit
  c. insects
  d. berries



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Answer to Question 1

Answer c

Answer to Question 2

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