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12. A primate's ability to hold objects in its hands/feet is an evolutionary development that allowed it to A. walk upright B. use simple tools C. gather food D.create elaborate social systems
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12. A primate's ability to hold objects in its hands/feet is an evolutionary development that allowed it to
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Its B I took the test
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