The capability to use the arms to move from branch to branch,with the body hanging suspended beneath the arms,is called:

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Brachiation refers to the method of locomotion used by some primates, such as gibbons, where they swing from branch to branch using their arms while their body hangs suspended beneath them. The other options are all parts or features of the skeletal system, but do not specifically relate to this method of movement.

The Capability to Use the Arms to Move from Branch