How Did the Transition from Walking on Four Legs to Two

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Multiple Choice

How did the transition from walking on four legs to two legs influence the evolution of human somatosenses?

• A)There was more evolutionary pressure for the development of somatosenses and less pressure on vision and audition.
• B)There was less evolutionary pressure for the development of somatosenses and more pressure on vision and audition.
• C)Somatosenses evolved from top-down to bottom-up processing.
• D)Somatosenses evolved from bottom-up to top-down processing.

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