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In addition to opposable thumbs, which is another feature of primates adapted to living in a arboreal environment?
a. claws
b. short limbs
c. small brains
d. stereoscopic vision
e. tough epidermal layer

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What is the shared primate characteristic depicted in the accompanying figure?
a. claws
b. four grasping digits
c. an opposable thumb
d. a prehensile appendage
e. an enlarged foramen magnum

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