2. The image above represents a simple cladogram for the primate order, where the letters are nodes and the numbers are species. Match the letter or number on the left with the appropriate derived traits or species to properly complete the cladogram. (You should match animal species with numbers and physical traits with letters) A Grasping Hands and Feet B Haplorrhine Anatomy Anthropoid Anatomy

2. The image above represents a simple cladogram for the primate order, where the letters are nodes and the numbers are species. Match the letter or number on the left with the appropriate derived traits or species to properly complete the cladogram. (You should match animal species with numbers and physical traits with letters) A Grasping Hands and Feet B Haplorrhine Anatomy Anthropoid Anatomy

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Chapter23: Principles Of Evolution

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