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Haplorhine species : Bonnet Macaque       Strepsirrhine species: Berthe's Mouse Lemur Traits: check the box for each...

Haplorhine species : Bonnet Macaque       Strepsirrhine species: Berthe's Mouse Lemur

Traits: check the box for each trait that is true of your strepsirrhine species (left) and your haplorrhine species (right).

                                                  STREPSIRRHINE                  HAPLORRHINE

TRAITS

prehensile tail                                                                                                                       

rhinarium                                                                                                                                              

2.1.3.3/2.1.3.3. dental pattern                                                                  

           

tapetum lucidum                                                                                                          

catarrhine nose                                                                                                

dental comb                                                                                              

ischial callosities                                                                                             

female philopatry                                                                                             

nocturnal activity pattern                                                                               

sexually dimorphic or                                                                             

sexually dichromatic                                   

vertical clinging and leaping                                                                          

post-orbital plate                                                                                             

grooming (“toilet”) claw                                                                         

fused mandible                                                                                        

heterodontic dentition                                                                             

bilophodont molars                                                                                            

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.So, here’s the answer to your question.

TRAITS

STREPSIRRHINE


HAPLORRHINE
prehensile tail absent
rhinarium    wet nose or rhinarium present, dry nose
2.1.3.3/2.1.3.3. dental pattern 2.1.3.3 2.1.2.3
tapetum lucidum

absent except  Eulemur species

have tapetum lucidum

present
catarrhine nose present present
dental comb     yes, present absent
ischial callosities   present present in many species
female philopatry   present only in one species present
nocturnal activity pattern yes they are well adapted both diurnal and nocturnal in some species

sexually dimorphic or

sexually dichromatic

not all are sexually dimorphic a few are monomorphic More sexual dimorphism
vertical clinging and leaping most common quadrupedal, most common
post-orbital plate present, unique feature absent
grooming (“toilet”) claw present present
fused mandible unfused absent, unfused
heterodont dentition present present
bilophodont molars present present, Bilophodont molars

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