In addition to opposable thumbs, which is another feature of primates adapted to living in an arboreal environment?

A) Claws
B) Short limbs
C) Small brains
D) Stereoscopic vision
E) Tough epidermal layer

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Final Answer : D, Explanation :  Stereoscopic vision is a key adaptation in primates for living in an arboreal (tree-dwelling) environment. It allows for depth perception and better judgment of distances between branches, crucial for navigating through trees.

In addition to opposable thumbs, which is another feature of primates adapted to living in an arboreal environment?

A) Claws
B) Short limbs
C) Small brains
D) Stereoscopic vision
E) Tough epidermal layer

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In addition to opposable thumbs, which is another feature of primates adapted to living in an arboreal environment?A) ClawsB) Short limbsC) Small brainsD) Stereoscopic visionE) Tough epidermal layer

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In addition to opposable thumbs, which is another feature of primates adapted to living in an arboreal environment?

A) Claws
B) Short limbs
C) Small brains
D) Stereoscopic vision
E) Tough epidermal layer