Question

what are two traits that all primates share which are useful for navigating life in the trees? group of answer choices wet noses and binocular, stereoscopic vision wet noses and tails grasping hands and binocular, stereoscopic vision grasping hands and tails

Answer 1

The two traits that all primates share for navigating life in trees are Grasping hands and binocular, stereoscopic vision. Thus, option d is correct.

The binocular vision that only primates persist is the having forward-facing eyes giving wider field vision. Such vision is for enhanced depth perception.  Grasping of hands/feet in all primates persists except for humans. The grasping hand's feature is for an adaptation of life on the trees. Such hands show a pentadactyl pattern.

Stereoscopic visuals are the ability of the visual brain to register a sense of three-dimensional shape and form from visual inputs. Thus, human i capable of remarkably precise judgments in discriminating disparities as small as a 2-second of arc.  

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