Observation of tool-making among chimpanzees was revolutionary primarily because scientists believed a. chimpanzees lacked the dexterity to make tools b. tool use was a defining characteristic of humans c. tool-making was a defining characteristic of humans d. none of the aboveobservation of tool-making among chimpanzees was revolutionary primarily because scientists believed a. chimpanzees lacked the dexterity to make tools b. tool use was a defining characteristic of humans c. tool-making was a defining characteristic of humans d. none of the above

My answer will be option C. "The manufacture of tools was a defining characteristic of humans." This is because scientists have been evidencing and documenting for some time how these primates create basic tools for their subsistence. An example of this was in the year 2010, where Kendal, R. L., et al. published in a study called "Evidence for social learning in wild lemurs (Lemur catta)" a paper explaining that ring-tailed lemurs had been able to manipulate an artificial feeder to access the food it contained, which is the first case documented use of tools by these primates in freedom.

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the farther away the object is from the central star (the sun) it's gravitainal pull on the object is weaker when it is farther

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