"Haplorhini" Example Sentences
1. The Haplorhini suborder contains tarsiers, monkeys and apes.
2. The Haplorhini have dry noses, unlike their strepsirrhine counterparts.
3. Haplorhini primates have opposable thumbs and improved depth perception.
4. A genetic study found that Haplorhini diverged from Strepsirrhini around 63 million years ago.
5. Humans belong to the Haplorhini suborder.
6. The Haplorhini are also known as "dry-nosed" primates.
7. Tarsiers are the smallest primates in the Haplorhini suborder.
8. The Haplorhini suborder contains nearly 400 species of primates.
9. Different Haplorhini species have varying social structures.
10. The Haplorhini suborder is divided into two groups: simians and tarsiers.
11. The eyes of Haplorhini primates face forward, which improves depth perception.
12. The dental formula for Haplorhini primates is 2.1.3.3.
13. Haplorhini primates are native to America, Africa and Asia.
14. Monkeys belong to the Haplorhini suborder.
15. Olfactory bulbs are relatively smaller in the Haplorhini suborder.
16. The Haplorhini suborder contains both nocturnal and diurnal species.
17. Primates in the Haplorhini suborder have brains that are relative to their body size.
18. Haplorhini primates generally have fewer teeth than Strepsirrhines.
19. The Haplorhini suborder is more diverse and complex than Strepsirrhini.
20. The cranial structure of Haplorhini primates makes them suitable for advanced cognition.
21. The Haplorhini suborder is divided into two infraorders: Simiiformes and Tarsiformes.
22. Some Haplorhini species are arboreal, while others mainly walk on the ground.
23. The Haplorhini suborder has a higher metabolic rate than Strepsirrhines.
24. Tarsiers are the only nocturnal primates in the Haplorhini suborder.
25. The Haplorhini suborder is more closely related to humans than Strepsirrhines.
26. The Haplorhini suborder has a higher diversity of social behaviors than Strepsirrhines.
27. The Haplorhini suborder includes both New World and Old World monkeys.
28. The term "Haplorhini" comes from Greek words meaning "simple-nosed".
29. Tarsiers have long hindlimbs, which allow them to leap long distances for prey in the Haplorhini suborder.
30. Haplorhini primates have a diverse range of diets, including fruit, insects and small animals.
Common Phases
1.
Haplorhini is a suborder of primates;
2.
Haplorhini are also known as dry-nosed primates;
3. Tarsiers, monkeys, and apes are all members of
Haplorhini;
4.
Haplorhini have better color vision than Strepsirrhini;
5.
Haplorhini have a more complex brain than Strepsirrhini;
6.
Haplorhini are found in Central and South America, Africa, and Asia;
7.
Haplorhini are divided into two groups: Platyrrhini and Catarrhini;
8.
Haplorhini have nails instead of claws on their fingers and toes;
9.
Haplorhini are also called anthropoids;
10.
Haplorhini are more social than Strepsirrhini.