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The development of locomotive behavior in early childhood

Taiikugaku kenkyu (Japan Journal of Physical Education, Health and Sport Sciences), 1999
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A single dose of ethanol in adult mice transiently alters the organization of spontaneous exploratory behaviors in a dark open field. [PDF]

Alcohol
Donaldson TN, Schaeffer EA, Sampson H, Brundage B, Linsenbardt D, Wallace DG, Clark BJ.   +6 more
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Activity Budget and Behavioral Patterns of Himalayan Musk Deer in Gaurishankar Conservation Area, Nepal. [PDF]

Ecol Evol
Bashyal B, Koju NP, Paudel L, Buzzard P, Kyes RC.   +4 more
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Walking experience affects locomotor exploration in infants born prematurely: a comparative cross-sectional study. [PDF]

BMC Pediatr
Briet RN, Ribeiro AA, Oliver AB, Dos Santos JS, Polastri PF.   +4 more
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Dynamic Changes in Hindlimb Motor Cortex Neurons during Simulated Weightlessness Revealed by Miniature 2-Photon Microscopy. [PDF]

Research (Wash D C)
Fan Y, Li J, Han J, Xing W, Li Y, Liu Z, Zhong G, Du R, Zhao J, Sun W, Yuan X, Li Y, Yue H, Pan J, Jin X, Wang L, Ling S, Zhang L, Li Y.   +18 more
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Discovery of skill-switching criteria for learning agile quadruped locomotion. [PDF]

Front Robot AI
Yu W, Acero F, Atanassov V, Yang C, Havoutis I, Kanoulas D, Li Z.   +6 more
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Gaze behavior during locomotion through apertures: The effect of locomotion forms

Human Movement Science, 2009
The present study investigated spatio-temporal patterns of gaze fixations for passing safely through apertures. We focused on whether fixation patterns changed in response to changes in locomotion forms. Eight participants approached and passed through a narrow doorway using the following locomotion forms: normal walking, walking while holding a 63-cm ...
Takahiro, Higuchi, Michael E, Cinelli, Aftab E, Patla   +2 more
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Behavioral Dynamics of Human Locomotion

Ecological Psychology, 2004
Gibson (1979) argued that “control lies not in the brain, but in the animalenvironment system.” To make good on this claim, we must show how adaptive behavior emerges from the interactions of an agent with a structured environment guided by occurrent information.
William H. Warren, Brett R. Fajen
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