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Human Evolution, 2004
The long-unresolved and much publicized puzzle of how human ancestors could have ventured upon habitual bipedalism without making themselves highly vulnerable to predation derives from a misunderstanding of the principles upon which predator-prey relations work.
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The long-unresolved and much publicized puzzle of how human ancestors could have ventured upon habitual bipedalism without making themselves highly vulnerable to predation derives from a misunderstanding of the principles upon which predator-prey relations work.
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1994
Abstract One factor contributing to the bafflement is the lack of a parallel to human bipedalism. Other modes of mammalian locomotion, such as hopping, gliding, swimming, bur rowing through the earth or flying through the air, have evolved over and over again, in separate species often totally unrelated to one another.
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Abstract One factor contributing to the bafflement is the lack of a parallel to human bipedalism. Other modes of mammalian locomotion, such as hopping, gliding, swimming, bur rowing through the earth or flying through the air, have evolved over and over again, in separate species often totally unrelated to one another.
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Bioenergetics and the origin of hominid bipedalism
American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 1980H M Mchenry
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Bipedalism in lizards: whole–body modelling reveals a possible spandrel
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 2003Raoul Van Damme +2 more
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