Aegyptopithecus seems to show a locomotor adaptation for:
A)arboreal quadrupedalism
B)brachiation
C)knuckle-walking
D)erect bipedalism

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Aegyptopithecus was a arboreal quadruped and shows adaptations for this type of locomotion including a flexible spine, long limbs with grasping hands and feet, and a tail that likely assisted with balance and maneuvering in trees. There is no evidence of brachiation, knuckle-walking, or erect bipedalism in Aegyptopithecus.

Aegyptopithecus Seems to Show a Locomotor Adaptation For