Early primates arose

a. in tropical forests of East Africa.
b. in temperate savanna and grassland habitats.
c. near rivers, lakes, and streams in the East
African Rift Valley.
d. in caves with abundant supplies of insects.
e. in all of these places.


Answer: a

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