Monkey paws and Gymnastics dodge, +2 to dodging... or not ? Options

[Quake]

According to the text of the Metagenetic Quality (RC, p.114) :

Monkey Paws
The character possesses monkey- or chameleon-like gripping feet with elongated, prehensile toes that enable her to climb more easily when barefoot. Add a +2 dice pool modifier to non-tumbling Gymnastics and Climbing tests and also to any movement Tests made in micro-gravity.
The character must have shoes that accommodate this unusual physique.

(emphasis mine)

... and assuming one has shoes that accommodate this unusual physique, does Monkey Paws give a +2 bonus to Gymnastics dodge tests ?

SR4A (p.160) says the following about gym. dodge :

Gymnastics Dodge: Characters skilled in Gymnastics can spend their action flipping, rolling, cartwheeling, etc. out of danger, and may add Gymnastics skill to their dice pool against either ranged or melee attacks.

Even if Monkey Paws's fluff text mentions 'climbing' (which is a seperate skill), having monkey feet/hands could help one flip around by using his hands for various dodging attempts. But even if it doesn't specify 'tumbling', this sounds a bit like tumbling, eh ?

Gymnastics (Agility)
Gymnastics involves acrobatics feats and balance as well as jumping, vaulting, and tumbling. [...]
Specializations: Balance, Breakfall, Dance, Jumping, Parkour, Tumbling

(emphasis mine)

There is no explicit mention of a specialization for Gymnastics Dodge, so does this fall into the tumbling category ?

What do you guys think ? Can one take Monkey Paws to increase his Gymnastics Dodge ?
For the same reason, does it also apply to jumping, dance, balance, breakfall, parkour ?

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Side commentary : Coming from D&D 3.0/3.5, which had more than 80 core/supplement books, a hundred magazines, etc. I'm finding Shadowrun's RAW to be quite ambiguous in comparison (despite the greater number or loopholes optimizers managed to find out in D&D 3.5). The Balance Augmenter earware has caused me the same interrogations : "all tests involving balance, such as climbing, walking across a narrow platform, landing after a jump, and so on" (emphasis mine). What's this "and so on" !?