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Natural Sciences 360 Legacy of Life Lecture 17 Dr. Stuart S. Sumida

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PLACENTAL MAMMALS CLASSIFICATION

PLACENTAL MAMMALS CLASSIFICATION. Order Primates : 200 species: Prosimians : lemurs, tarsiers, and lorises Anthropoids : monkeys, apes, and humans Most are omnivores with teeth specialized for a varied diet Most tend to live in social groups. PRIMATE. PRIMATE. Biogeography of Mammals.

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The Evolution of Primates

The Evolution of Primates. Chapter 22. Learning Objective 1. What structural adaptations do primates have for life in treetops?. Primates (1). Placental mammals evolved from arboreal shrewlike mammals Five grasping digits including opposable thumb or toe. Five Grasping Digits. Hand.

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The Rise of Homo sapiens Chapter 5 Ashley White

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The Rise of Homo sapiens Chapter 5 Ashley White

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Taxonomy: the science and practice of classifying living things

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Human Evolution

Human Evolution. Human Evolution. Make a Table in your Notebook. Primates. Primates evolved from mammals around 60 million years ago With the exception of humans, live primarily in tropical areas

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CLASSIFICATION AND EVOLUTION Part 1

CLASSIFICATION AND EVOLUTION Part 1. The Five Kingdoms. What characteristics are shared by all living things?. Eukaryotes. Prokaryotes. Three Domains An alternative classification system. ANIMALS. What are their shared characteristics?. MAMMALS. What are their shared characteristics?.

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FOH 2

FOH 2. A possible scenario for human evolution. FOH 2 initially addresses biological evolution. ? WHY?. FOH 2 initially addresses biological evolution. ? WHY?

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THE EVIDENCE FOR THE EXISTENCE OF GOD PART 4

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Presentation

Presentation. Cats et al. Premise. To Underwrite Is To Understand. Question. Which of the following is your estimate of the number of house cats in U.S. homes and single-family residences? 55 million 78 million 93 million 120 million . Answer.

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Presented by: Yvonne Pao October 24, 2008 Bi 217

Interoception: the sense of the physiological condition of the body Craig, AD. Current Opinion in Neurobiology . 2003, 13:500-505. Presented by: Yvonne Pao October 24, 2008 Bi 217. Introduction to Interoception. Craig, AD 2002. A Homeostatic Afferent Pathway.

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Primates and Primate behavior

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Chapter #29 Evolution

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Antibody Structure

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Mammal Groups by Dave Allen

Mammal Groups by Dave Allen. There are many different kinds of mammals. Some mammals can be grouped together because they share certain things in common. This presentation looks at a few of the mammal groups. Exit. Mammals provide milk for their young. Mammals usually have hair or fur.

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Primates

Primates. Jordyn Fode. Primates are monkeys. They all are mammals . They are partly covered with fur. They all have either brown, orange, or black fur. Primates. Primates eat fruit. They drink the juice, and eat the fruit. They have to climb trees to get their food.

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