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Multiple Choice

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If we consider a phyliggeny of all primates, then what can we conclude from the data?

Studying the evolutionary history of "Old World" monkeys and "New World" monkeys without including any other primate species would result in a polyphyletic group

There are more species of apes than there are species in any other major group of primates

"Old World" monkeys are more similar to "New World" monkeys than they are to apes

Lorises are an outgroup for the primate phylogeny

Primates have been around for $90$ million years

The Prosimian lineages $($lemurs$,$ lorises, galagoes, pottos, and tarsiers$)$ form a paraphyletic group of primates