Write a paper discussing how to classify the primates.

Objective: This discussion focuses on how to tell one primate category/group from another primate group.Identify those features that tell you which one of the 7* groups of primates you are looking atPretend I drop you into a zoo that houses many species of primates and they add up to illustrate many of the species found in the seven classes (groups/families) of primates you are learning to classify.Show that you have mastered how to identify at least one of these seven by doing the following:Your assignment: Points possible: 15 for your post; 5 points for your reply = 20 points possibleFind an image of (or article about) a species of primate so you can identify to which primate group (of the seven categories) it belongs.Copy the URL, or the image itself to your postWrite a note that describes the feature which identifies any species within that groupName the physical feature the species has which all the species inside that category also haveFor example, if you posted a loris — still name the “Loris, which are prosimians”And describe the physical feature that tells us how to identify all of the prosimiansRemember: all the prosimians share the most ancestral features so they are often lumped togetherState whether your image shows the feature you are describing (some pictures might show a specific features very well and others need more explaining in your post).Do not focus on any features that are only a few of the species inside that group possess. These cases will not help you ID the entire group.For example: “knuckle walkers” is too general for Apes because fewer than half the apes are knuckle walkers.So even if your picture is a knuckle walking animal, make sure to write a feature that IDs all of the species inside that entire primate category (and our example of knuckle walking will not do that).What do I mean by “family” or “group” or “category” or “class”?Note: I’m not using the word “family” from the chart in chapter 6Reading that chart isn’t going to help you much with this assignmentHINTS:There are a few different ways to classify the primates.One way is to say two categoriesThe haplorhinesThe StrepsirhinesEach have distinct features that distinguish them from the other categoryBut: our goal is not to use two groupsYour task will be to tell us something about one of the seven groups found inside the strepsirhine or haplorhines A. Here are some examples of physical features that identify only one of the seven groups. If you see a rhinarium what group of primates is this species?If you see a prehensile tail which group of primates does this species have to belong?Because no species in the other six groups will have thisIf you see a calloused behind what sort of primate category does that species have to belong?What if you see flared nostrils? Which group has species with flared nostrils?What if you see a dental comb?What if you see eyes that cannot move in the sockets which group is that? This list (above) will help ID one of the 6/7 groups.Your Reply: up to 5 pts.Add to a classmate’s description by naming one more feature that whole group sharesFor example: if their original post says “apes lack an external tail,” you’d add another feature that only the apes possess. You don’t add a feature they don’t possess. That won’t make sense.For example: you don’t say they lack flared nostrils since that won’t identify the apes.NOTE: Your score will include how much of the assignment you complete, and also comes from the quality of the material you post. Quality includes your summaries and comments about your submission. Quality also relates to information that helps you, and other students, master the material introduced in the assignments. That mastery can come from re-enforcing material, or with novel (and accurate) explanations or examples of concepts. Mastery might come, from clarifying, via contrasts or via connections. It could include providing visual aids like references to video or audio clips (if applicable to the assignment), or to published materials(when appropriate to the assignment).