Multiple Choice
The earliest true primates from early in the Eocene epoch (55-34 million years ago) fall into two major groups:
A) the tarsiers and the anthropoids.
B) the adapids and omomyids.
C) the strepsirhines and haplorhines.
D) the omomyids and anthropoids.
E) the adapids and strepsirhines.
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