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Preston Townsend
19 September, 12:34
Which adaptation makes bipedalism possible?
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Amari Maldonado
19 September, 16:28
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An adaptation that makes bipedalism possible is the need to get around. If your slithering on the ground, you could get diseases, or get hurt.
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