The two distinct groups of primates that appear at the beginning of the Eocone are the:
A)Adapidae and Omomyidae
B)Omomyidae and Plesiadapiformes
C)Plesiadapiformes and Tarsiidae
D)Tarsiidae and Lemuridae

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The Adapidae and Omomyidae are the two distinct groups of primates that appear at the beginning of the Eocene. These two groups are considered the earliest forms of true primates and are characterized by their dental and skeletal structures.

The Two Distinct Groups of Primates That Appear at the Beginning