Locomotion: Linking Field and Laboratory Research, they promise to continue for many
more decades as newer generations of scientists devise and employ ever more refined tools …

Researchers have studied primate locomotion over a considerable period of time, eg,
baboon locomotion by Muybridge (1899), and it continues to receive a great deal of attention …

Studies of animal locomotion necessarily encompass a wide range of fields and techniques.
If not well integrated, this impedes a broader understanding of the evolutionary significance …

Obligate bipedal locomotion is a feature that separates humans from other primates, and
skeletal adaptations to bipedalism are among the most important features that distinguish …

Primate locomotion is an interesting area of study due to primates' variability in how they
move. In this dissertation I present three research chapters that expand our understanding of …

The study of primate locomotion is a unique discipline that by its nature is interdis ciplinary,
drawing on and integrating research from ethology, ecology, comparative anat omy …

Primates has perhaps the greatest diversity of locomotor behavior of any mammalian Order.
This may reflect its predominantly arboreal nature: Primates have to navigate a complexly …

Primate locomotor adaptation and evolution is a principal and thriving area of research by
biological anthropologists. Research in this field generally targets hypotheses regarding …

Objectives Many primates exhibit a suite of characteristics that distinguish their quadrupedal
gaits from non‐primate mammals including the use of a diagonal sequence gait, a relatively …

Most of our knowledge regarding primate locomotion, especially biomechanical aspects,
results from studies of captive populations, typically in laboratories or zoos. Obviously, a …