Introduction Flashcards

1
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What is the most scarce, costly, and sentient of animal models used in research?

A

NHPs

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In what year did the NIH implement a moratorium on breeding of NIH-owned or supported chimpanzees?

A

1995

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What general environment are NHPs generally found in? Between what latitudes? What are two exceptions?

A

Tropics, between 25 N to 30 S. M. mulatta and M. fuscata found to the north.

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The Order Primates can be broken down into what three suborders/infraorders?

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Stepsirrhini (SO), Haplorrhini (SO), Simiformes (IO)

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The Suborder Strepsirrhini includes what three infraorders?

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Lemuriformes, Chiromyiformes, Lorisiformes

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The Infraorder Simiformes can be broken down into what two parvorders? What are their common names?

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Platyrrhini (New World) and Catarrhini (Old World)

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Platyrrhini gives rise to what Superfamily and what Families? Catarrhini gives rise to what Superfamilies and Families?

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Platyrrhini -> Callithricoidea -> Cebidae, Aotidae, Pitheciidae, Atelidae
Catarrhini -> Cecopithecoidea -> Cercopithecidae
Catarrhini -> Hominoidea -> Hylobatidae and Hominidae

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The identification of what in the genome can be useful in differentiating macaques of Chinese vs Indian origin?

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Specific single-nucleotide polymorphisms

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