The Capability to Use the Arms to Move from Branch

question 70

Multiple Choice

The capability to use the arms to move from branch to branch,with the body hanging suspended beneath the arms,is called:

• A)suspensory hanging apparatus.
• B)foramen magnum.
• C)clavicle.
• D)brachiation.
• E)scapula.

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