Question

Which list shows da groups in order from most inclusive 2 least inclusive?

A ) Hominids, Hominids, primates

B ) Hominids, Hominids, primates

C ) Primates, Homnins, Hominids

D ) Primates, Hominids, Hominids

Answer 1

To determine the correct order from most inclusive to least inclusive, we need to look at the taxonomic levels represented in each group.

1. **Primates** - This is a broad classification that includes all primates, such as lemurs, monkeys, apes, and humans.
2. **Hominids** - This is a more specific group that includes all the great apes, including humans, chimpanzees, gorillas, and orangutans. So it's more specific than primates.
3. **Hominins** - This group is even more specific and includes modern humans and our closest relatives, such as ancestors that are more closely related to humans than to chimpanzees.

However, the options you've provided seem to have some repetition and errors. It appears likely there are typographical issues (like "Hominids" being mentioned twice in some lists).

Assuming there's a slight typo and that option B and D were supposed to show hominins instead of repeating "Hominids", the order from most inclusive to least inclusive would be:

- Primates (most inclusive)
- Hominids (less inclusive)
- Hominins (least inclusive)

None of the choices align perfectly due to these likely errors, but you should look for the list that includes "Primates" as the broadest category, followed by "Hominids," and then "Hominins" if included.

Given this context, if you are only choosing from your original options, the best interpretation would be:

C ) Primates, Hominins, Hominids.

So, the correct order should ideally be: **Primates (most inclusive), Hominids, Hominins (least inclusive)**.