Предмет: Биология, автор: yful61145

в чем сходства человека и примата , СКЕЛЕТ

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Автор ответа: solstice27

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Сходства скелета у человека и примата. Имеется 12-13 пар рёбер, 5-6 крестцовых позвонков. Хорошо развита ключица. Число клыков и челюстных зубов также одинаковое. Нет хвоста. Большой палец находится под углом к остальным.

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