Bipedalism Refers to an Animal's Ability to

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Multiple Choice

Bipedalism refers to an animal's ability to

• A) use opposable thumbs.
• B) switch from focusing on their eyesight to focusing on their hearing.
• C) use their left and right hands interchangeably.
• D) walk on two legs.

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