Question

Your biology instructor says in class that the fossil remains of primates from the Eocene demonstrate that they were nothing like the primates of today. After class, what valid argument do you give that contradicts this?

Answer 1

The Eocene Epoche coincides with the form of primates which are placental mammals.

Step-by-step explanation:

The main characters of placental mammals contain large body,bigger brain that appear at that time from the fossil record.

True primates were evolve in 55 million years ago,at the beginning of eocene epoch.

These fossil records were found in North America, Europe, Asia.

The fossil were squirrel like size with grasping hand,feet, that helps them for climbling the tree.

The fossil record of primate that were found contain stereoscopic vision.

Answer 2

The Eocene Epoche coincides with the form of primates which are placental mammals.

Step-by-step explanation:

The main characters of placental mammals contain large body,bigger brain that appear at that time from the fossil record.

True primates were evolve in 55 million years ago,at the beginning of eocene epoch.

These fossil records were found in North America, Europe, Asia.

The fossil were squirrel like size with grasping hand,feet, that helps them for climbling the tree.

The fossil record of primate that were found contain stereoscopic vision.