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Sugar gliders are able to glide for distances _____.
 
  a. up to 50 feet
  b. nearly 175 feet
  c. as great as 300 feet
  d. more than 200 yards

Question 2

Which of the following terms refers to the fused middle two toes of the sugar glider's hid feet?
 
  a. Volplane
  b. Detritus
  c. Syndactylism
  d. Arboreal



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