Which of the following is not a feature common to primates and other members of the class Mammalia?

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Primates (and all members of class Mammalia) have several features in common such as body hair, being warm-blooded, giving birth to live young, and infants nursing from the mother's mammary glands. However, primates are unique in that their infants are born in a less developed state and require parental care for an extended period of time. Therefore, infants are not independent from parents immediately after birth, which is not a common feature of all members of class Mammalia.

Which of the Following Is Not a Feature Common to Primates