Old World generally refers to monkeys of Africa and Asia; New World, to monkeys of the Americas. In Old World monkeys, the nostrils face downward and are narrow. New World monkeys have round nostrils facing to the side. The dental formula of the larger New World monkeys includes 3 premolars. Old World monkeys have 2.
he made lots of people happy in lives mystery and he made monkeys cry
did vanilla come from the new or old world
" When I descended the staircase it was like I had entered a whole new world." Is a sentence using new world.
America was referred to as the "New World".
Yes, there is a difference between monkeys and chimps. Monkeys have tails, while chimps do not. Chimps are also more closely related to humans than monkeys are.
Yes as well as nearly all apes and some monkeys.
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No. Not usually anyway. Chimps are omnivores, meaning they eat both meat and plants, though mostly plants. Chimps don't actively hunt monkeys, but they will attack monkeys if they pose a threat to their young, there's a chance they may eat them after, but it would be a very rare occurrence. This is why you see monkeys mixed with gorillas in zoos but not with chimps.
Old World generally refers to monkeys of Africa and Asia; New World, to monkeys of the Americas. In Old World monkeys, the nostrils face downward and are narrow. New World monkeys have round nostrils facing to the side. The dental formula of the larger New World monkeys includes 3 premolars. Old World monkeys have 2.
New world monkeys would be more likely found
monkeys have tails! Also, genetically speaking, if Chimps are our cousins, then monkeys are our 2nd cousins (we are more closely related to chimps, genetically speaking). :)
Yes but chimps are closer related.
New World Monkeys. Many New World monkeys in the family Atelidae, which includes howler monkeys, spider monkeys and woolly monkeys, have grasping tails often with a bare tactile pad. This is in contrast with their distant Old World monkey cousins who do not have prehensile tails.
There are 2 major classifications of monkeys. There are Old World and New World Primates. Marmosets and squirrel monkeys are new world primates. Old world primates are roloway and mandrill monkeys.
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