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Prehensile tails are: a. present in most primates. b. present only in some platyrrhines. c. present in catarrhine primates. d. made strictly of muscle.

Prehensile tails are: a. present in most primates. b. present only in some platyrrhines. c. present in catarrhine primates. d. made strictly of muscle.
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Prehensile tails are: a. present in most primates. b. present only in some platyrrhines. c. present in catarrhine primates. d. made strictly of muscle.

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present only in some platyrrhines

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Platyrrhines are a family of new world monkeys.

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