What is NOT a difference between Strepsirrhines and Haplorrhines? A. Strepsirrhines are mostly nocturnal, while Haplorrhines are mostly diurnal B. Strepsirrhines have forward-facing eyes, while Haplorrhines have lateral-facing eyes C. Strepsirrhines have wet noses, while Haplorrhines have dry noses D. Strepsirrhines have a post-orbital bar, while Haplorrhines have a post-orbital plate

What is NOT a difference between Strepsirrhines and Haplorrhines? A. Strepsirrhines are mostly nocturnal, while Haplorrhines are mostly diurnal B. Strepsirrhines have forward-facing eyes, while Haplorrhines have lateral-facing eyes C. Strepsirrhines have wet noses, while Haplorrhines have dry noses D. Strepsirrhines have a post-orbital bar, while Haplorrhines have a post-orbital plate

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What is NOT a difference between Strepsirrhines and Haplorrhines?

	A.	Strepsirrhines are mostly nocturnal, while Haplorrhines are mostly diurnal
	B.	Strepsirrhines have forward-facing eyes, while Haplorrhines have lateral-facing eyes
	C.	Strepsirrhines have wet noses, while Haplorrhines have dry noses
	D.	Strepsirrhines have a post-orbital bar, while Haplorrhines have a post-orbital plate

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