The earliest loris-like and galago-like primates date from the:
A)Middle Eocene
B)Late Oligocene
C)Early Paleocene
D)Early Miocene

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The earliest loris-like and galago-like primates, belonging to the family Adapidae and Omomyidae respectively, are known from the Middle Eocene (approximately 48-37 million years ago). These primates had specialized adaptations for arboreal life, such as grasping hands and feet, forward-facing eyes, and elongated limbs.

The Earliest Loris-Like and Galago-Like Primates Date from The