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What are the strong claws and opposable digits found in a koala’s hands and feet considered? natural selection an adaptation evolution a variation
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What are the strong claws and opposable digits found in a koala’s hands and feet considered? natural selection an adaptation evolution a variation
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They're considered to be human like hands. They have a thumb like humans which allows them to grip onto trees and maneuver better. It also helps them with their grip onto branches and trees because they rarely come down from up there, so they need to be able to grip tightly even a sleep. I would say it's natural selection due to evolution.
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the answer is most definitely
C.) evolution
, just took test.
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