What activity does bipedalism in primates describe? Group of answer choices walking on two feet walking on four feet walking using two legs and a tail swinging from branch to branch

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26 May, 00:34

What activity does bipedalism in primates describe? Group of answer choices walking on two feet walking on four feet walking using two legs and a tail swinging from branch to branch

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Tommy Hernandez · Answer 1

Bipedalism in primates is described as walking on two feet.

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Bipedalism refers to the ability of walking on two feet. This is an evolutionary adaptation that has developed in many higher animals and has enabled them to reside and survive in diverse habitat. Though bipedalism is possible in all primates but it is generally not followed by them except in human beings.