Bipedal Behavior and a Skeleton Adapted for Bipedalism Were Not

question 45

Multiple Choice

Bipedal behavior and a skeleton adapted for bipedalism were not weeded out by natural selection because they

• A) improved stability during locomotion.
• B) enabled the forelimbs to efficiently manipulate the environment.
• C) accelerated the development of binocular vision.
• D) improved stability during locomotion and enabled the forelimbs to efficiently manipulate the environment.
• E) improved stability during locomotion, enabled the forelimbs to efficiently manipulate the environment, and accelerated the development of binocular vision.

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