What adaptations help primates live in the trees

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What adaptations help primates live in the trees?

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What adaptations help primates live in the trees?

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1. Longer arms and legs: Most primates have arms and legs that are longer than their bodies so they can easily hang onto branches while they move around in trees.

2. Claws: Claws provide grip to aid in climbing, allowing primates to grip onto branches and move quickly

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