What Is the Main Argument Against Bipedal Development as an Adaptation

question 42

Multiple Choice

What is the main argument against bipedal development as an adaptation for life on the savannas?

• A) there is evidence there were few savannas, but more woodland and open country
• B) there is no evidence that the behavior was adaptive
• C) bipedalism actually caused more problems than they solved
• D) most primates are bipedal, so it is not a special adaptive behavior

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