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Old 5 Sep 2009, 3:01 PM   #1 (permalink)
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some primates use their arms to support them when they walk. do they have a bipedal gait??
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Re: Bipdelism - some primates use their arms to support them when they walk...

from what i have read no this is still classed as quadpedalism as it is based on which is used for a majority of the time. I.e. chimps are classed as quadperdalism as they use their fists mostly when they walk, but can do small movements bipedally.

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Originally Posted by Spotlight Biology p. 275 1e
Bipedal Locomotion:
The S-shaped spine of humans allows the centre of gravity to fall over the hips, whereas the C-shaped spine of chimpanzees has a forward centre of gravity
and info from other books and work, also suggest this.

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Re: Bipdelism - some primates use their arms to support them when they walk...

ahk thanks ^^
i thoughts so too but i came across one book that called it bipedalism...
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