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IssInHumEvFinal
Term | Definition |
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Dental Adaptations For: Folivory | Bilophodont Molars |
Dental Adaptations For: Frugivory | Y-5, Broad Incisors, Flat teeth |
Locomotion: Brachiation (Suspension) | Forelimb dominated, Flexible shoulder and wrist, hook hands. |
Dental Adaptations For: Insectivory | Points cusps on Molars-Altered Digestive tract |
Locomotion: Arboreal Quad- | Quadruped, Live in Trees, Shorter limbs, Flexible Joints, Ball socket joints are round/shallow, broad shoulder blades. |
Locomotion-Terrestrial Quad- | Longer Limbs, Stiff Joints, Ball and Socket are deeper, Shoulder Joints are broader and not flexible. |
How have the joints of an Arboreal Quad Adapted to life in trees? Explain? | The Ball and Socket of their Joints are flexible, they rotate 360. |
Locomotion-Vertical Clinging and Leaping | Jumping form trees, Hindlimb dominates. |
True or False? Many Primates the Practice Vertical Clinging and Leaping are only Haplorrhines. | False, they are mostly Strepsirrhines. |
True or False? Spider Monkeys and Orangutans are True Brachiators? | False, True Brachiators are Gibbons and Siamangs. Spider Monkeys and Orangutans are Semi-Brachiators. (they don't have as many adaptations). |
Locomotion: Knuckle Walking- | Quadrupedal Locomotion, Terrestrial. |
Apes that practice knuckle walking: | Bonobos, chimps, gorillas, and Orangutans. |
True or False? Knuckle Walking is Terrestrial? | True |
True or False? Brachiation is Swinging through trees? | False. Swinging through trees is Vertical Clinging and Leaping. |
Interbirth Interval- | Time Between Births |
What theory states that: Males evolve traits to gain access to females, and Females evolve to provide food? | Darwin's Theory of Sexual Selection. |
What are the 5 Mating systems? | Solitary, Monogamous, Polyandry, Polygyny, Dispersed Polygyny. |
Mating Systems: What is Solitary, what is its's level of, Level of Sexual Dimorphism. | Individual, low Sexual Dimophism. |
Mating Systems: What is Monogamous, what is its's level of, Level of Sexual Dimorphism. | One Male an One Female who mate for life. Low Sexual Dimorphism. |
Mating Systems: What is Polyandry, what is its's level of, Level of Sexual Dimorphism. | One Female and multiple males, both care for infants. Low Sexual Dimorphism. |
Mating Systems: What is Polygyny, what is its's level of, Level of Sexual Dimorphism. | One male and many females, High Sexual Dimorphism. |
Mating Systems: What is Dispersed, what is its's level of, Level of Sexual Dimorphism. | Mother and Child are a units, the Male and Female only come together to mate. High Sexual Dimorphism. |
Primates that Practice a Solitary Social System: | Most Strepsirrhines |
Primates that Practice a Solitary Monogamous Social System: | Gibbons, Marmosets |
Primates that Practice a Solitary Polyandrous Social System: | Tamarins |
Primates that Practice a Solitary Polygynous Social System: | Langurs, Gorillas, Howlers, Baboons |
Primates that Practice a Solitary Dispersed Social System: | Orangutans |
True or False? Sexual dimorphisms are physical or behavioral differences within the sexes: | False |
True or False? Monogamous Primates Have the Highest sexual dimorphism? | False, Monogamous Primates have the Lowest Sexual Dimorphism. The Primates with the Highest Sexual Dimorphism practice Single male, Multi Female Polygyny. |
What is Modern Evolutionary Synthesis? | Unification of Multiple scientific fields. |
What fields Does Modern evolutionary Synthesis Unify? | Biology, Genetics, Paleontology, and Ecology. |
What Epoch are we in? | The Halocene? |
When did the continents reach their current locations? | 30 Million Years ago. |
What is Arboreal Hypotheis? | Proposed Early Primates branch off into other mammals, living in trees |
Visual Predation Hypothesis: | Evolved Certain traits in connection to feeding on high quality, mobile prey. |
Angiosperm Radiation Hypothesis: | Diversity in flowering plants and fruits, and the ability to eat fruits led to evolution of primates to frugivores. |
What evidence supports he Angiosperm Radiation hypothesis? | Grasping Hands, Visual Acuity, Expansion of Molars. |