1.Explain the different characteristics of diet, teeth, and digestive system size among primates.

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Smallest Loris to giant Gorilla can be seen in the group primates and all have different food and eating having, different sort of teeth and also variable digestive systems. Some primate belong to herbivore group, some are carnivores and a significant number of primates belong to ominvore group.

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