primates & behaviour Flashcards
haplorrhini
tarsiiformes
simiiformes
simiiformes
larger body and brain
reduced reliance on smell, greater on vision
bony plate at back of eye socket
can’t synthesize vitamin C
mostly diurnal
parvorders of haplorrhini?
platyrrhini
catarrhini
platyrrhini
catarrhini
sea monkey hypothesis
sexual dimorphism
when the male or female is bigger
catarrhini superfamilies
cercopithecoidea
hominoidea
hominoidea apes
no tail, more complex brain and behaviour, increased period of infant dependency
the only venomous primate
slow loris
which primates use long calls/loud vocalization to delineate territory
gibbons and howler monkeys
which species is threatened by palm oil
orangutans
a behaviour can be considered a phenotype if
it’s adavantageous
behavioural ecology
male philopatry
males stay in natal group, female leaves. males less competitive