Which of the following statements is true regarding bipedal locomotion among hominids? arching of the foot has become increasingly less pronounced foot phalanges have gotten longer to facilitate grasping with the feet The big toe has become useless The arches of the foot absorb shock from walking while robust big toe and tarsal bones provide stability
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