This document summarizes several orders of mammals including Macroscelidea, Dermoptera, Scandentia, and Primates. It lists the families within each order and some examples. The order Primates is divided into two suborders, Strepsirrhini and Haplorrhini, and lists the families within each suborder including lemurs, lorises, tarsiers, monkeys, apes, and humans.

1. Mammalogy Lab 5Macroscelidea, Dermoptera, Scandentia, and Primates

2. Order MacroscelideaFamily Macroscelididae-elephant shrews

3. Family Macroscelididae (small one)

4. Order ScandentiaFamily Tupaiidae-Common tree ShrewFamily Ptilocercidae-Pentailed Tree Srew

5. Family Tupaiidae (Big One)

6. Family Ptilocercidae

7. Order DermopteraFamily Cynocephalidae- colugos and flying lemurs

8. Family Cynocephalidae

9. Order PrimatesSuborder StrepsirrhiniFamily CheirogaleidaeFamily lemuridaeFamily lepilemuridaeFamily IndriidaeFamily DaubentoniidaeFamily LorisidaeFamily Galagidae

10. Family Cheirogaleidae

11. Family Lemuridae

12. Family Lepilemuridae

13. Family Indriidae

14. Family Daubentoniidae

15. Family Lorisidae

16. Family Galagidae

17. Order PrimatesSuborder: HaplorrhiniFamily Tarsiidae-TarsiersFamily Cebidae-marmosets, tamarins, capuchins, and squirrel monkeysFamily Aotidae- Night MonkeysFamily Pitheciidae-titi monkeys, sakis, and uakarisFamily Atelidae- howler and prehensile tailed monkeysFamily Cercopithecidae- old world monkeysFamily Hylobatidae- gibbonsFamily Hominidae- great apes and humansSpecies: Homo sapiens

18. Family Tarsiidae

19. Family Cebidae

20. Family Aotidae

21. Family Pitheciidae

22. Family Atelidae

23. Family Cercopithecidae

24. Family Hylobatidae

25. Family Hominidae