every question has multiple answers, thank you ! Which of the following traits and features are tru ...

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every question has multiple answers, thank you ! Which of the following traits and features are true of species that use vertical clinging and leaping? Check all that apply. Group of answer choices grasping tail long, non-prehensile tail arms and legs of about equal length horizontal body position only found among strepsirrhini no tail found in both platyrrhini and catarrhini monkeys arms longer than legs legs are longer than arms long fingers and toes vertical body position only found in hylobatidae Which of the following traits and features are true of species that use arboreal quadrupedalism? Check all that apply. Group of answer choices walk on palms legs longer than arms long fingers and toes no tail only found in catarrhini monkeys found in strepsirrhini, platyrrhini, and catarrhini monkeys arms and legs mostly even, with legs slightly longer arms longer than legs long tail shorter fingers and toes walk on knuckles Which of the following traits and features are true of species that use terrestrial quadrupedalism? Check all that apply. Group of answer choices only found in catarrhini monkeys walk on knuckles narrow thorax or chest shorter tails arms longer than legs walk on palms or fingertips long grasping tails found in all catarrhini monkeys and apes scapula on the sides of the body pronograde posture vertical posture longer fingers and toes no tails arms and legs about the same length Which of the following traits and features are true of species that use true brachiation? Check all that apply. Group of answer choices shorter fingers and toes wide thorax across the shoulders longer arms than legs shorter arms than legs long curved fingers long tails no tails only found in hominoidea (hylobatidae) only found in platyrrhini scapula on the back of the body Which of the following traits and features are true of species that use knuckle-walking? Check all that apply. Group of answer choices walk on palms of the hand no tails only seen in hominoidea (great apes) walk on knuckles of the hand seen in all catarrhini taxa scapula on the back of the body long tails arms longer than legs arms and legs about equal length legs longer than arms This photo shows the arm bones together and the leg bones together for one species of primate. Use the ruler in the image to approximate the intermembral index. Review the answer options below and select all that apply. Intermembral index = (radius + humerus) / (femur + tibia) x 100 The femur is easily identified by the ball joint of the femoral head. Group of answer choices the arm length is longer than the leg length the leg length is longer than the arm length Intermembral index of about 140 iIntermembral index of about 105 intermembral index of about 85 this is an example of a brachiator this is an example of a vertical clinger and leaper this is an example of a terrestrial quadruped This photo shows the arm bones together and the leg bones together for one species of primate. Use the ruler in the image to approximate the intermembral index. Review the answer options below and select all that apply. Intermembral index = (radius + humerus) / (femur + tibia) x 100 The femur is easily identified by the ball joint of the femoral head. Group of answer choices the arm length is longer than the leg length the leg length is longer than the arm length intermembral index of about 140 intermembral index of about 70 intermembral index of about 85 this is an example of a brachiator this is an example of a vertical clinger and leaper this is an example of a terrestrial quadruped This photo shows the right os coxae and part of the sacrum of a chimpanzee pelvis. Use the ruler to estimate the iliac blade width and height and calculate the ilium index. Select all correct answers from the options below. Ilium Index = ( Iliac blade width / iliac blade height ) x 100 Group of answer choices Iliac index is approximately 100 iliac index is approximately 64 ilium blade is long and narrow ilium blade is short and wide This photo shows the right os coxae and part of the sacrum of a human pelvis. Use the ruler to estimate the iliac blade width and height and calculate the ilium index. Select all correct answers from the options below. The ruler for the blade height is at an angle for a reason :) Ilium Index = ( Iliac blade width / iliac blade height ) x 100 Group of answer choices iliac index is approximately 100 iliac index is approximately 64 ilium blade is long and narrow ilium blade is short and wide