Balancer
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As for appendages, this is where I think you are wrong. Depending on the environment in which they developed, more than 2 arms could be an advantage. Did they climb or move around in an arboreal setting? Having arms to swing from while still having arms to manipulate their environs would be advantageous.
4 limbs in all vertebrates - this is the legacy of the fact that the first to land in this category were four-finfish If these fish have a different number of fins, the story could have developed differently.
In general, strictly speaking, two eyes for stereovision are not obligatory. In earthly nature there are eyes that perceive volume without a stereo effect. For example, the eyes of a Jumping spider.
Here's the ears, really, it's better to have two or more