Question

if the ancestor of horses encountered an environment that selected them to become specialized for an arboreal (in trees) life style, would you expect modern horses to have a single toe? yes or no. yes no need help on this question? read the ebook page on this topic (no penalty) get a hint (fewer points) show answer (no points)

Explanation:

Modern horses' single toe is an adaptation for running on open grasslands. An arboreal lifestyle would select for traits like grasping feet (e.g., multiple toes with claws) instead of a single toe, so modern horses would not have a single toe in this scenario.

Answer:

no