QUESTION 4 Lemurs Monophyly (Simiformes) Paraphyly (Prosimi) Polyphyly New world Old world Lorises Tarsers monkeys monkeys "Nocturnal primates" (Lorises Tarsiers) are O a. Monophyletic O b.Paraphyletic c. Polyphyletic Humans CLASSIFICATION Phylum Chordata Class Mammalia Order Primates "Simians"-Monkeys, Apes, "Prosimians-Lemurs, Lorises. Tarsiers Humans

QUESTION 4 Lemurs Monophyly (Simiformes) Paraphyly (Prosimi) Polyphyly New world Old world Lorises Tarsers monkeys monkeys "Nocturnal primates" (Lorises Tarsiers) are O a. Monophyletic O b.Paraphyletic c. Polyphyletic Humans CLASSIFICATION Phylum Chordata Class Mammalia Order Primates "Simians"-Monkeys, Apes, "Prosimians-Lemurs, Lorises. Tarsiers Humans

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