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No rodents possess opposable thumbs like those found in primates. However, some species, like the capybara and certain tree squirrels, have highly flexible toes and dexterous forelimbs that allow them to grasp objects effectively. These adaptations enable them to manipulate their environment, but they do not equate to true opposable thumbs.

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