Hominoids (Apes)

Question 1

classiffy

Answer 1

haplor–> anthropoidea–> catar

Question 2

sub groups

Answer 2

large apes and small apes

Question 3

large apes

Answer 3

humans
orangutans
gorillas
chimps
bonobo

Question 4

small apes

Answer 4

gibbons

Question 5

other name

Answer 5

hominoidea

Question 6

hominidae

Answer 6

great (large) apes

Question 7

hylobatida

Answer 7

gibbons (hylobates; small apes)

Question 8

Homo?

Answer 8

humans

Question 9

pan?

Answer 9

chimps

Question 10

pongo?

Answer 10

orangutans

Question 11

gorillini?

Answer 11

gorillaa

Question 12

aspects of small apes

Answer 12

weight less than 12 kg

gibbons and siamangs (black gibbon)

Question 13

location of small apes

Answer 13

• indonesia, thailand, malaysia

- india, china

Question 14

large ape weight range

Answer 14

30-100 kg

Question 15

location of oranguatans

Answer 15

boreno and sumatra

Question 16

special feature of apes?

Answer 16

no tails!

Question 17

GORILLA LOCOMOTION

Answer 17

knuckle walkers

quadrupedalism

Question 18

gibbon locomotion

Answer 18

suspensory locomotion and brarchiation (true brachiators as dont use tail)
quadromaneous climbers

Question 19

humans

Answer 19

bipedalism

Question 20

chimps

Answer 20

bipedalism
quadrupedalism
knuckle walking

Question 21

chimp location

Answer 21

Equatuatorial africa 
southern senegal
Congo
Tanzania
Uganada 
Guinea

(western africa/center)

Question 22

gorilla location

Answer 22

central + west-central africa

Question 23

bonobo location

Answer 23

central africa (Congo)

Question 24

gibbon location

Answer 24

south east asia

Question 25

orangutan location

Answer 25

boreno and sumatra (indonesia)

Question 26

sexual biology: gibbons?

Answer 26

sexual monomorphism (1:1 body size)

sometimes have anogenital swellings

medium testes size

long coitius duration (1 m)

monogamous

Question 27

sexual biology: orangutans?

Answer 27

sexual dimorphism: (F49%)

no anogenital swellings

small testes size

long coitus duration (10 minutes)

polygynous

Question 28

sexual biology: gorillas?

Answer 28

sexual dimorphism (F48%)

no anogenital swellings

small testes size (smallest)

long coitus duration (1.5 minutes)

polygynous system

Question 29

sexual biology: chimps and bonobos?

Answer 29

some sexual dimorphism (F73%)

yes anogenital swellings

large testes (biggest)

short coitus (7 sec)

polygyandrous

Question 30

sexual biology: humans?

Answer 30

some sexual dimorphism (F82%)
no anogenital swellings
medium testes
long coitus (2-10 minutes)
mix of monogamous/polygyandrous systems (but varies as well)

Question 31

gibbon explain

Answer 31

southeastern asian brachiators 
dispresed females
overlapping home terriorities
monomorphic skylls 
extended song ability and large throat sacs
mate guarding exists

Question 32

oranguatns special

Answer 32

arboreal and disperesed in east asia
some males not large:
two types (dominant cheek headed males and sub-adult ‘arrested development’ males)

Question 33

mating poistions of orangutans

Answer 33

hanging from trees or doggy style (ventral-dorsal)

Question 34

gibbbon mating style

Answer 34

face to face

Question 35

gorilla mating styles

Answer 35

doggy style and missionary posittion

Question 36

gorilla special

Answer 36

no food competition (as terrestial herbeavous vegetation)
bachelor pads (homosexual sex)

Question 37

why do chimps need big penises

Answer 37

to penetrate female anogenital swelling

competition against other chimps (as its a polygynandrous system)