O 4. Loris O 5. Tamarin QUESTION 13 Which is an example of a primate characterized by traits such as nocturnal hunting and a relatively small brain to body size ratio? O 1. New World Monkeys O 2. Lorises O 3. Humans O 4. Chimpanzees O 5. Orangutans QUESTION 14

What two things distinguish us (and other hominins) from other primates?   A. Bipedalism and Large Brains   B. Bipedalism and Telepathy   C. Quadrupedalism and Large Brains   D. Bipedalism and Tool Use

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How did the buffalo almost go extinct? A. A sudden interest in buffalo hides among settlers inspired profits and the mass slaughtering of the buffalo B. Since most Native Americans were pushed out of their native lands and into the Prairies, where the buffalo roamed, they had no choice but to survive by hunting the buffalo in enormous quantities C. Since Prairie land was extremely difficult to farm, settlers overreached their demand for buffalo meat D. The movement of settlers caused the environment to change, destroying the buffalo's natural habitat

Answer part A of question 5

MARSUPIALS EUTHERIANS (PLACENTAL MAMMALS) opossum thylacine Tarsipes kangaroo deer pig dog horse rabbit treeshrew lemur baboon human sloth echidna bird turtle хх = claws O = flattened nails x = hooves

What is an example of neutral evolution in humans?  A. Eye Color  B. Humans do not have any traits that undergo neutral evolution  C. Skin Color  D. Blood Types

1. Who is Wisdom and what record does she hold? 2. What are salt glands and why do seabirds have them? 3.  Why do pelicans hold the symbol of self sacrifice? 4. Please describe nest building behavior in the hamerkop.

Question 96 Match the common name of the model animal to its group. perch [ Choose ] [ Choose ] shark myxini Amphibia amphioxus mammals tunicate Urochordata Cephalochordata frog Aves chondrichthues pig osteichthyes chicken [ Choose] hagfish [ Choose]

Date Use the map to answer questions 10 through 12. The Florida Panther is a highly endangered species. The map below shows the former and present ranges where the Florida Panther roams, lives and hunts prey, such as white-tail deer. These animals once had a wide range throughout the southern states. However, today there are only about 70-100 panthers living in the southern part of Florida. Majr pather po emey cord 10 20 ondrg Florida Panther Range Historic range Present range Florida -10cnge The ran ge