strepsirrhine has a A. Snout, downward-facing nostrils, and longer forelimbs than hind limbs B. Wet nose, a snout, a tooth comb, and a grooming claw C. Wet nose, a snout, downward-facing nostrils, and longer hind limbs than forelimbs D. Tooth comb, a growing claw, and a dry nose

strepsirrhine has a A. Snout, downward-facing nostrils, and longer forelimbs than hind limbs B. Wet nose, a snout, a tooth comb, and a grooming claw C. Wet nose, a snout, downward-facing nostrils, and longer hind limbs than forelimbs D. Tooth comb, a growing claw, and a dry nose

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