And just like the groups before it, members of Catarhinni possess every traits of the groups before.
So up until this point, you share every category of classification with every other ape on the planet.
The next group is Hominidae. These contain the great apes and humans. This is where classification gets a bit weird. Members of Hominidae are characterized by a capacity for language or simple cultures beyond the family or band (they also share 97% or more of their DNA with the human genome) in addition to having every characteristic of the groups prior.
So congratulations, you aren't just any ape. You're a great ape.
I'd go on, but the further specific groups are currently under debate as to what all falls within what/where and are subject to mostly DNA and fossil evidence/arguments rather than observable characteristics that the lay person, like myself and you, can reasonably understand.
Anyway, kudos to you if you can find some way you don't belong in these categories. Or maybe not, since you wouldn't be human then.
25-Feb-2018 11:53:58