The Color of an Object That a Human Sees Is

question 116

Multiple Choice

 The color of an object that a human sees is a function of the wavelengths that are _________ the object.

• A) refracted by
• B) absorbed by
• C) reflected by
• D) passed through

Understand the various activities and characteristics associated with primates' lifestyle (e.g., nocturnality, diet, locomotion).

Distinguish between different primate groups based on taxonomy and morphology.

Recognize distinctive primate adaptations related to locomotion, manipulation of objects, and other physical characteristics.

Acknowledge the evolutionary relationships and historical separation among primate groups, including humans.

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