Primate behavioral patterns derive from:​

A) ​diurnal mammalian evolution
B) ​mammalian primate biology
C) ​reptilian evolution
D) ​random change

Diurnal Mammalian Evolution

The evolutionary process affecting mammals that are active during the day (diurnal), leading to specific adaptations such as improved vision.

Mammalian Primate Biology

The study of the biological aspects, characteristics, and behaviors of primates, which are a group of mammals that includes humans, monkeys, and apes.

Behavioral Patterns

Repeated actions or responses by individuals or groups, which are often indicative of underlying social norms, beliefs, or psychological states.