Primates with Monkey- and Ape-Like Features First Appeared in the Oligocene

Q22: Oreopithiecus was adapted to life in thickly

Q23: The Miocene genus Proconsul is generally regarded

Q24: Both the parapithecids, such as Apidium, and

Q25: Excavations by David Begun at Rudabanya, Hungary

Q26: The earliest true primates from early in

Q27: In the early Cretaceous, Gondwanaland included<br>A) Africa,

Q28: The major geological transition that occurred from

Q29: The inner ear of Plesiadapis resembled that

Q30: Omomyids are considered _-like because of their

Q31: Eocene adapids are described as lemur-like, while