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11.

Which of the following statements is correct with regards to human genaeology:

A.	Anatomically apes are ancestors of man	B.	Proconsul was possibly the common ancestor of apes and man
C.	Proconsul was the ancestor of man not of apes	D.	None of these

12.

Tree shrews which arose from elephant shrews had:

A.	Reduced snout and olfactory receptors	B.	Testes sacs
C.	Eyes shifted to front and with rods	D.	All of these

13.

Which of the following changes occurred in the direction of development of sensitivity in the series of human evolution were:

A.	Stereoscopic vision from monocular vision	B.	Development of rods and cones it retina
C.	Reduction in olfaction	D.	All of these

14.

Changes brought about in order to provide erect posture during course of human evolution were:

A.	Formation of smaller trunk by reducing lumber vertebrae	B.	Changing of prognathous jaws to orthognathous
C.	Shifting of formen magnum	D.	All of these

15.

Which of the following statements is correct :

A.	Proconsul was common ancestor of apes and man	B.	Proconsul was more near to an ape
C.	Proconsul was near to man and apes both	D.	None of these

16.

Which of the following characters is not related in the direction of evolution of man:

A.	Sterioscopic vision	B.	Development of brain
C.	Scrotum	D.	Claws of fingers

17.

Lemuroids which arose from tree shrews showed important advancements:

A.	Only in limbs due to opposable thumbs	B.	In body size
C.	In the olfactory power	D.	In none of these

18.

The character which was not in the direction of evolution of human species is:

A.	Binocular vision	B.	Brow ridges
C.	Shortening of jaws	D.	Prehensile tail

19.

The character of Tarsius in the direction of evolution of man-like primates was its:

A.	Large eyes	B.	Small nose
C.	Small frontal portion of head	D.	All of these

20.

In which of the following form the highly mobile could rotate head so much that it can face backwards (180?):

A.	Elephant shrews	B.	Tree shrew
C.	Tarsius	D.	None of these