**Question:**What makes primates such a special group of organisms?**Instructions:**Selected answer will be automatically saved. For keyboard navigation, press up/down arrow keys to select an answer.**Options:**a) Separated Large Toe and Thumbb) Quadrupedal Movementc) Large Capacity Lungsd) Hairless FacesThere are no graphs or diagrams accompanying this text.

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Introduction Compared to other species, primates have big brains (relative to body size) as well as an increased dependency on visual acuity at the cost of the sense of smell, which in most species is the dominant sensory organ. Primates do have tails, except for apes. The majority of primates have opposable thumbs as well. Primates are distinguished from all other animals ( including humans) because they are the only mammals with the following combination of characteristics: a relatively large , complex brain. With overlapping fields of view that allow depth perception, forward-facing eyes. Explanation a. Separated Large Toe and Thumb:- It is built for grasping and functioning and allows primates to deftly perform a wide range of motions, therefore this option is correct.b. Quadrupedal Movement:- Most walking animals are quadrupeds, such as mammals such as cats and cattle, and reptiles, such as lizards, therefore this option is incorrect.c. Large Capacity Lungs:- Mammals also have a large lung capacity, therefore this option is incorrect.d. Hairless Faces:- There are many species with hairless faces, therefore this option is incorrect.Conclusion Thus from the above explanations, we can conclude that Option A is the correct answer:- Separated Large Toe and Thumb.