The romans adopted certain features from the greek representation of the human art form. what were they?

The answer is c, natural poses (known as the shift in weight or contrapposto) and detailed anatomy--both of which were unheard of before the Greeks. The Kaori statues (the rigid statues in early Greek art, highly reminiscent of stylized Egyptian art) have the perfected aspects, and balance and restraint were not as huge a focus as the natural look of the later statues. Humanism in the culture really pushed art to portray humans as they were.