Question

According to linnaean taxonomy, what is the most specific category and level shared by humans, gorillas, and howler monkeys?

Answer 1

Answer:

C)suborder Anthropoidea.

Answer 2

Carolus Linnaeus

Explanation:

1. Carolus Linnaeus is the dad of scientific categorization, which is the arrangement of grouping and naming creatures. One of his commitments was the improvement of a progressive arrangement of grouping of nature. Today, this framework incorporates eight taxa such as area, realm, phylum, class, request, family, sort, and species.  
2. One of the speculations set forth to clarify the advancement of present day people is that Homo sapiens pretty much all the while in an assortment of major land districts in the Old World (Europe, Africa, and Asia) through interbreeding of populaces.  
3. Primates are divided  into two particular orders such as These primates can be found all through Africa, Madagascar, India, and Southeast Asia and The main suborder is called strep sirrhines which contains lemurs, galagos, and lorisids.
4. Primates have huge cerebrums (comparative with body size) contrasted with different warm blooded creatures, just as an expanded dependence on visual keenness to the detriment of the feeling of smell, which is the predominant tactile framework in many well evolved creatures.
5. A few primates are trichromats, with three autonomous channels for passing on shading data. With the exception of chimps and people, primates have tails.
6. Most primates such as  have opposable thumbs.
7. Many  species are  dimorphic contrasts may incorporate fat dissemination ,pelvic width,hair circulation  bulk, canine tooth size,  and shading.
8. Primates have more slow paces of advancement than other comparatively estimated warm blooded animals, arrive at development later, and have longer life expectancies.