👉 In linguistics, "primative" refers to a word that is often used as a noun or verb in context. It is a type of root or base form, and it can be derived from a root that has been modified by adding consonants or vowels before it. For example, the word "prime" comes from the root "pær-" which means "to come," which was later modified to include a vowel sound in the "y" at the end. Primative words are

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👉 Primates are mammals that have a single layer of skin, which is called the epidermis. They are characterized by their long necks and use their opposable thumbs for grasping and manipulating objects. Primates also have a unique brain structure with specialized neurons in the ventral part of the brain.

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