Primates (we humans are primates!) belong to the scientific class Mammalia and share common characteristic with other mammals.
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Extremely Weird Primates (Extremely Weird)
April 1997, Davidson Titles Inc
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1884756212 9781884756214
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Extremely Weird Primates (Extremely Weird)
August 19, 1996, Avalon Travel Publishing
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1562612859 9781562612856
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Extremely Weird Primates (Extremely Weird)
September 1991, John Muir Pubns
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156261018X 9781562610180
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