Arboreal Adaptation is a morphological, physiological, or behavioral trait that evolved in mammals to enhance survival and locomotor efficiency in tree-dwelling environments, distinguished from other mammalian adaptations by its specific functional integration with canopy substrates and three-dimensional vertical habitats.
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