#124837 - Fri Aug 16 2002 07:17 AM
Primate Primer ----- Finished
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Can you identify the primates (monkeys and apes) below..........? Have fun.
***1) a---a-i-o
*** 2) -a-u--i-
***3) -a--o-e-
***4) -a--ie-
***5) -o-e-o
***6) -ee-o-
***7) -o--e-
***8) -a--u-
***9) -a--a-e-
***10) -u---a--
***11) -a-a- -o--e-
***12) --i--a--ee
***13) -i--o-
***14) --ui--e-
***15) o-- -o--e-
***16) --e-u-
***17) -o-o-o
***18) --i--
***19) -o-i--a
***20) -io- -a-a-i-
***21) -a-
***22) o-a--u-a-
***23) --i-e-
***24) -ue-o-
***25) -e-u-
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***26) -a--i-u-o
***27) -a-a--o
***28) --a-- -a-a-o
***29) i---i
***30) -ea- -o--e-
***31) -e--e
***32) u-a-i
***33) -i-a-a
***34) --o-i--u- -o--e-
***35) --o- -o--e-
***36) -i-i
***37) --a-- -o--e-
***38) -ea- -o--e-
***39) -i-a-o-u
***40) -a-a-i-
***41) -a-oo-
***42) -a---i--
***43) -i--- -o--e-
***44) -ia-a--
***45) -o--o
***46) -o-i-
***47) --i-e-
***48) -ue-e-a
***49) -o-o-u-
***50) a-e a-e
Everyone has now had time to see this quiz --- let's go into free-for-all mode (You may now answer more than 1 at a time)
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#124838 - Fri Aug 16 2002 07:20 AM
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Well, catwoman, I feel I have an unfair advantage here - but hey, I don't know all my relatives. So I'll start with me - #12 - Chimpanzee
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#124839 - Fri Aug 16 2002 07:44 AM
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Haha, cous.. The last one is a Lemur, a primate from Madagascar with big wide eyes.
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#124840 - Fri Aug 16 2002 08:43 AM
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You're both right. Don't let it go to your head, but this one was done with you in mind 'couz!
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#124841 - Fri Aug 16 2002 08:53 AM
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17. Bonobo - a little smaller than 'couz and they do their hair a little differently too, Bonobo's have a central parting.
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#124843 - Fri Aug 16 2002 10:22 AM
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#14 - Squirrel The Squirrel monkey eats soft fruit, especially figs which make up 90% of their diet.
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#124844 - Fri Aug 16 2002 11:15 AM
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19- Gorilla- largest of the primates
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#124845 - Fri Aug 16 2002 05:50 PM
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All right again.
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#124846 - Fri Aug 16 2002 08:39 PM
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13- Gibbon. The smallest of the ape family and a resident of S.E. Asia.
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#124847 - Fri Aug 16 2002 09:23 PM
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#1 Angwantibo - A nocturnal, African cutie.
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#124848 - Fri Aug 16 2002 09:47 PM
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Two more down.
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#124849 - Sat Aug 17 2002 12:36 AM
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2- Capuchin- the "organ-grinder" monkey from South America, named for the resemblance of its coat pattern to the clothing of a monk. Perhaps the most intelligent of the New World primates.
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#124850 - Sat Aug 17 2002 06:40 AM
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Right on Cris!
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#124851 - Sat Aug 17 2002 10:55 AM
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8. langur
They are considered sacred in India,,,and are free to visit villages and towns, scavenge, and even raid crops when other foods are scarce!
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#124852 - Sat Aug 17 2002 12:00 PM
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18. drill - formerly found from Nigeria to Cameroon, but, because of hunting and deforestation, is now restricted to remote forest regions of Cameroon. Like the related mandrill, the drill is stout-bodied and has vividly colored buttocks. (totally unlike me, I may add- well the buttocks bit anyway!  )
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#124853 - Sat Aug 17 2002 04:44 PM
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You are both right.
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#124854 - Sun Aug 18 2002 12:39 AM
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#9 Mangabey aka White-collared Mangabey for obvious reasons. The males do their utmost to rule the roost in their society, and form a hierarchy.
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#124856 - Sun Aug 18 2002 04:17 AM
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3. marmoset
the smallest monkey in the world,,,found in the Brazilian rainforest
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#124857 - Sun Aug 18 2002 06:33 AM
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All three are right.
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#124858 - Sun Aug 18 2002 06:58 AM
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24. Guenon
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#124859 - Sun Aug 18 2002 10:31 AM
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21- Lar, a type of gibbon. Gibbons, found in Southeast Asia, are the most atypical of the apes. Like other apeas, they are tailless, but they are adapted for a brachiating lifestyle and can even catch birds in flight as they jump from tree to tree.
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#124860 - Sun Aug 18 2002 07:43 PM
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#20 = Lion Tamarin, brom the Brazilian Atlantic rainforest.
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#124861 - Mon Aug 19 2002 01:05 AM
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#7 Howler monkey, back to 'couz again eh!
Howlers have a small patch of fur missing from the tip of their prehensile tails for extra grip, as do the others who have this ability.
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