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oliviahorn72

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Which list of traits best describes the plesiadapiforms?
 
  A) closely related to bats and rodents; earliest primates; living examples known only from Madagascar
  B) elongated digits and possibly webbed fingers; nonprimate mammals; possibly ancestors of colugos
  C) early African primates; typical primate auditory bulla; short digits for grasping
  D) flying lemurs; oldest prosimians; 60 million years old
  E) oldest known primates; Paleocene and Eocene epochs; North America and Europe

Question 2

Which of the following distinguish(s) the Neandertals from Homo sapiens?
 
  A) Neandertals had greater height and weight.
  B) Neandertals had a retromolar gap behind the lower third molar.
  C) Neandertals had a more prominant chin than modern humans
  D) Neandertals had a brain size less of than 1400 cc.
  E) Neandertals had a complete lack of facial prognathism



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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