Monkey

The monkey / Hoa is a mammal. The monkeys are the sister group of the ancient world monkeys and together they form the vital branch of the nostalgic monkeys

Monkeys are graceful tree climbers. Monkeys eat a variety of plant and animal foods, most of which are plant foods which can include fruits, leaves, stems, roots and seeds, including nuts and grass seeds. Human diets are sometimes very different from other primates, in part due to the development of technology and the great diversity of habitats

The little monkey is the Gibbon family, which consists of sixteen species all of Asia in origin. Its defining feature is its long arms that it uses to climb tree branches. Her wrist structure is ball and sock as an evolutionary adaptation to her arboreal lifestyle. Smaller than the African monkey in general, as the largest gibbon, which is called the siamang, weighs about 14 kilograms, while the smallest monkey in the great ape class, which is called the bonobo, weighs about 34 to 60 kilograms

The super family of monkeys falls into the category of down-nosed monkeys that also include ancient world monkeys in Africa and Eurasia. Within this group, the two families of the little monkeys and the great apes can be distinguished from the ancient world monkeys by the number of pointed limbs on their molars. The monkeys have five molars, while the Old World monkeys have four of the molar type

Moreover, compared to ancient world monkeys it is indicated that monkeys have more mobile shoulder joints and arms due to the dorsal position of the shoulder, wider ribs that become flatter from front to back, shorter and less mobile spines and much fewer caudal vertebrae than It causes the monkeys to lose the tail completely. There are anatomical adaptations that manifest in the vertical movement of attachment and swing first and then the development of equilibrium in the bipedal second. Note that there are other primates that lack a tail