The specific association of all EXCEPT one of the following traits in the same organism helps define it as a primate. Which trait is NOT one of the main primate traits?

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Primates are characterized by traits such as a high encephalization quotient (indicating a large brain relative to body size), a long gestation period (indicating more developed offspring at birth), and 3-D vision (stereoscopic vision for depth perception). Fast postnatal growth is not a defining trait of primates; in fact, primates generally have slower postnatal growth compared to many other mammals, allowing for extended learning and socialization periods.

The Specific Association of All EXCEPT One of the Following