Which Of The Following Is A Way In Which Omomyids Differed From Adapids?

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Which Of The Following Is A Way In Which Omomyids Differed From Adapids?

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omomyids had a wide variation in their premolars and molars FEEDBACK: Eocene euprimates - The first true primates. Omomyids, unlike the adapids, had large, projecting central lower incisors, small canines, and wide variation in their premolars and molars. Additionally, omomyids had short skulls, a short and narrow snout, and large eye orbits, which differed from the anatomy of adapids.

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