Which of the following is not an adaptation to bipedalism in early hominids?
A) curvature of the spine
B) shorter pelvis
C) alignment of the big toes with the rest of the toes
D) decrease in the length of the legs relative to the arms
E) moving the foramen magnum to the base of the skull

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A decrease in the length of the legs relative to the arms is not an adaptation to bipedalism; rather, bipedalism is associated with longer legs relative to arms for efficient upright walking.

Which of the Following Is Not an Adaptation to Bipedalism