What do primates have at their fingertips and ends of their toes,protected by flattened nails?
A) Proximal digits
B) Cuticles
C) Veins
D) Touch-sensitive pads
E) Matrices

Question

What do primates have at their fingertips and ends of their toes,protected by flattened nails?  
A) Proximal digits
B) Cuticles
C) Veins
D) Touch-sensitive pads
E) Matrices

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Primates have touch-sensitive pads at their fingertips and ends of their toes, which are protected by flattened nails. These pads have special nerve cells that help primates have a better sense of touch and grip objects more effectively.

What Do Primates Have at Their Fingertips and Ends of Their