Similarities of monkeys and humans?

Question

Similarities of monkeys and humans?

Answer 1

Actally, we don't share all that many similarities with monkeys.  Its the Great Apes we're more closely associated with.  Do your homework.

Answer 2

the dna or genes...

the appearance.. just the tail and and the hairs...

and of course, maybe how they interact?

I hope i got it right. :D

Answer 3

i can give you

    similarities of monkeys and woman...

they happy when they gets "banana"

lol

Answer 4

humans are the advanced spieces of monkey

Answer 5

actually, aside from "charles darwin", we came first from the monkey and then we become human...

It is called as "Evolution!"

Aside from me, the face of person is like a monkey, but the size of the brains monkey is only 500cc, the bigger the brain is the physical appearance shows, the human brain is 1450cc so it can talk and do anythin while monkey is not!

Answer 6

Just like all other mammals they have two eyes two ears and and two nostrils.

Answer 7

Four limbs, hair, social. The split from monkeys and the line that resulted in humans was some 25,000,000 years ago.

"humans and the macaques share about 93 percent of their DNA. By comparison, humans and chimpanzees share about 98 to 99 percent of their DNA.

The fact that rhesus monkeys are further away from humans in evolution will help illuminate what makes humans different from other apes in ways that chimps, which are so closely related to us, could not, Gibbs said. (Rhesus monkey ancestors diverged from those of humans roughly 25 million years ago, while chimpanzees diverged from our lineage 6 million years ago.)"

http://www.livescience.com/health/070412...

Answer 8

Very vague question.  There's obviously a great deal that is extremely different.  But i suppose alot of their behaviour on the surface of it could be deemed similar is some forms.  Psychology experiments show that monkeys can attain a similar level of responsibility and ability as small children.  

But hey, we're completely different species, it all ends right there really.

Answer 9

Maybe a better word for that would be "primate"

Monkey is a very specific group that can be broken into several other groups.  Humans are essentially Apes (Gorillas, Bonobos, Chimps, Humans) and are derived from the monkey group somewhere down the line.  Aspects to consider:

Number of fingers

Tail (prehensile or not)

Diet

Biological clock

Social structure (group/nuclear family/fission-fusion)

teeth

eyes

and many others.

Good luck.