What are the 3 groups (infraorders) of Haplorrhines + examples of primates in each group. When did these groups split apart from each other (meaning, when did they last share a common ancestor)?

Select the three main groups that belong to the primate lineage.Multiple select question.thecodontsapespolydontsprosimiansmonkeys

The catarrhines are also known as the ____.Group of answer choicesOld World primatesNew World monkeysStrepsirrhinesLorises

The primate lineage contains three groups: the ______ (lemurs, lorises, and tarsiers), the monkeys, and the ______ (including humans).Multiple choice question.hominids; apeshominids; marsupialsprosimians; apesprosimians; marsupials

The primate classification based on a cladistic approach (the one we use in this class) includesGroup of answer choicespongidae and omomyidae.strepsirhines and haplorhines.anthropods and haplorhines.hominoids and chordata.

Many scientists classify primates into the suborders Strepsirhini and Haplorhini. The difference between these suborders isGroup of answer choicestheir geographic distribution (New World versus Old World).the number of canine teeth.the presence or absence of a moist nose.the presence or absence of a tail.