Vertical clinging and leaping is a locomotor pattern frequently practiced by which of the following?
A) apes
B) lemurs and tarsiers
C) terrestrial monkeys
D) Old World monkeys
E) gibbons

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Vertical clinging and leaping is a locomotor pattern most commonly associated with lemurs and tarsiers. This method of movement involves the animal clinging to a vertical surface and propelling itself with its hind legs to leap to another surface.

Vertical Clinging and Leaping Is a Locomotor Pattern Frequently Practiced