A Probable Adaptive Advantage of Bipedalism Does Not Include the Fact

question 36

Multiple Choice

A probable adaptive advantage of bipedalism does not include the fact that bipedalism

• A)increased hominins' ability to brachiate through trees and thus escape from predators.
• B)helped hominins survive in open savanna environments.
• C)allowed hominins to carry things to a home base.
• D)helped to reduce exposure to solar radiation.
• E)increased hominins' ability to see over tall grass and thus to spot food and predators.

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