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Compared with living primates, ancient plesiadapiforms were more likely to have grasping hands and feet. a toothless gap between their front and back teeth. bony (enclosed) eye orbits. large brains for their body sizes.

          Compared with living primates, ancient plesiadapiforms were more likely
to have
grasping hands and feet.
a toothless gap between their front and back teeth.
bony (enclosed) eye orbits.
large brains for their body sizes.

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Compared with living primates, ancient plesiadapiforms were more likely to have Ograsping hands and feet O a toothless gap between their front and back teeth Obony (enclosed) eye orbits O large brains for their body sizes