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- Are there any major differences between new world monkey skulls and old world monkey skulls? Take into account their anatomy, structure, size, and dentition.Are there any major differences between new world monkey skulls and strepsirrhines skulls? Take into account their anatomy, structure, size, and dentition.Are there any major differences between extant apes skulls and old world monkey skulls? Take into account their anatomy, structure, and dentition.
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- How does the alligator snout become elongated relative to the salamander’s? Does it add new bones, or change the shape of pre-existing (in amphibian ancestors) bones?How does an ape skeleton differ from a human skeleton?What is the difference between a “fused” mandible and an “unfused” mandible? What is a “tooth comb” and what primate species have it?
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