Question

Bipedalism has traditionally been viewed as an adaptation to open grassland or savanna country, although Ardipithecus lived in a humid woodland habitat. Perhaps bipedalism developed in the woodlands but became even more adaptive in a savanna habitat.

O True
O False

Answer 1

Answer:True

Step-by-step explanation:

Bipedalism is walking on two legs its is common to human and apes such as gorilla. it differentiate the early hominis that uses primitive with bipedal and recent(humans and some apes) that uses legs.

Bipedalism allows the hominis who lives in the forest adapt to the savannah habitat where walking with two legs is possible and the use of hands for hunting of food. Although the early hominis lived in the forest for years they are able to adapt and thrive well in the savannah when they found themselves there.