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Showing 1 to 2 of 2 for “"Strepsirrhines"”.

  1. Endocranial volume and shape variation in early anthropoid evolution

    … system. Anthropoids further differ from strepsirrhines in endocranial features associated with encephalization--a more flexed brain base, an inferiorly deflected olfactory fossa--and those associated with brain proportions--a small olfactory fossa, and a more caudally extended cerebrum …

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  2. Descending Locomotion in Primates

    <p>Primates are an order of mammals that lack claws. Therefore, arboreal primates must apply opposing pressures with their digits to grasp supports and move through their habitats. This requirement may affect the mechanics of specific aspects of arboreal travel, such as descent, in the locomotion …

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