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    Both Colobines and Cercopithecines Appear in the Late Miocene Fossil
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Both Colobines and Cercopithecines Appear in the Late Miocene Fossil

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Both Colobines and Cercopithecines appear in the late Miocene fossil record, representing the two subfamilies of living


A) apes.
B) lemurs.
C) Old World monkeys.
D) New World monkeys.

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