Tool use,bipedal locomotion,and social organization placed emphasis on many parts of the body that changed over time in response to:

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All of these choices are correct. Tool use, bipedal locomotion, and social organization were all adaptations that allowed for survival in changing environments, behavioral and dietary demands, and protection from predators. These adaptations likely resulted in changes to various parts of the body over time, such as the development of larger brains for tool use and changes in the shape and structure of the foot for bipedal locomotion.

Tool Use,bipedal Locomotion,and Social Organization Placed Emphasis on Many Parts