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What is the difference between an Old World monkey and a New World monkey?

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What is the difference between an Old World monkey and a New World monkey?

What is the difference between an Old World monkey and a New World monkey?
A) New World monkeys have prehensile tails; Old World monkeys do not.
B) Old World monkeys live in trees; New World monkeys live on the ground.
C) New World monkeys live in large social groups; Old World monkeys are solitary or live in small groups.
D) Old World monkeys have opposable thumbs; New World monkeys do not.

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Biology: The Core

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