I need help with the chart

Estor On the Poster Board 1019 - S AHTHA . FIRST - Recreate a primate taxonomy chart, including all of the following levels I have designated below (pro tip: primate taxonomy charts you find elsewhere will not necessarily have all these levels - they may have more or less - stick to this list!): memaplesA orIT O Order : Primates Suborder: Strepsirrhini Haplorrhini o Infraorder: Lemuriformes, Simiiformes, and Tarsiiformes o Parvorder: Platyrrhini Catarrhini O Superfamilies: Lemuroidea, Lorisoidea, Ateloidea, Cercopithecoidea, Hominoidea (this is the last level you need to indicate for the Strepsirhines and the Platyrrhini) Families: Hylobatidae Hominidae (you may also include the 3 Playtyrhine families here, if you choose to) o Subfamilies: Cercopithecinae Colobinae // Ponginae, Gorillinae Homininae Tribe: Panini Hominini o Genus (always written in italics or underlined and the first letter is capitalized): Pongo, Pan, Gorilla, Homo Species (always written in italics or underlined and all lowercase): pygmaeus, gorilla, troglodytes, paniscus, sapiens . SECOND - add COMMON NAMES, an example at all terminal ends. o For example, you only need to do strepsirhines down to the level of superfamily, so you should provide at lease one example of species that belongs to the two each of the two strepsirhine superfamilies (like a red ruffed lemur and a slender loris). . THIRD - you need DESCRIPTIONS of each taxonomic level - what characteristics make it different from other taxa at that level? Provide at least one defining feature. o For example, what makes the cercopithecinae unique compared to the colobinae