What adaptations inherited from our primate ancestors enable huma...

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What adaptations inherited from our primate ancestors enable humans to make and use tools?

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Hey everyone. Let's take a look at this question together. What is the morphological indication that homo or gaster was not adapted to climbing trees? So let's recall what we know about various adaptations, especially those that are related to the species Homo or gaster, to try to figure out which of the falling was not adapted to climbing trees. So we know that when we're dealing with climbing, we're usually dealing with those hand and finger add app patients. And so in this case that would mean that the morphological indication that the species homo or gastro was not adapted to climbing trees would be that it had straight fingers. Because we know that straight fingers is an adaptation that is not beneficial for climbing trees. So that would make answer choice D the correct answer. And we also know that answer choice A. Has to do with intelligence and then answer choice B. And answer choice C. Have to do with movement, specifically long distance walking. So a B and C. Are all incorrect and answer choice D. Is the only adaptation related to climbing trees and the morphological indication that homo or gaster was not adapted to climbing trees. I hope you found this video to be helpful. Thank you and goodbye.

What adaptations inherited from our primate ancestors enable humans to make and use tools?

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