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Annette [7]
3 years ago
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Which animal nurses it’s young, has forward facing eyes, nails on its fingers and toes, and a moist nose

Biology
1 answer:
jonny [76]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

This question lacks options; the options are:

A) a lemur.

B) a tarsier.

C) a bird.

D) a new world monkey.

E) more than one of these.

The answer is A). Lemur

Explanation:

The animal being described in this question is a mammal that belongs to the order, PRIMATE because of its features which include forward-facing eyes, nails instead of claws etc. The genus of the animal being described is LEMUR.

Lemurs are a group of primate animals that possess a moist nose, a feature that makes them belong to the STEPSIRRHINES group of primates. Lemurs possess forward facing eyes, nails on their toes and fingers and also like every other mammal, care for their young ones.

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