Apes and Monkeys Differ in Two Noticeable Characteristics

question 39

Multiple Choice

Apes and monkeys differ in two noticeable characteristics.These characteristics are that apes have

• A)opposable thumbs and monkeys do not,and apes have binocular vision and monkeys do not.
• B)opposable thumbs and monkeys do not,and apes have tails and monkeys do not.
• C)binocular vision and monkeys do not,and apes have tails and monkeys do not.
• D)larger brains than monkeys do,and monkeys have tails and apes do not.
• E)opposable thumbs and monkeys do not,and monkeys have larger brain capacity than apes do.

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