2010•International Journal of PrimatologyRequires access

Interpreting the Role of Climbing in Primate Locomotor Evolution: Are the Biomechanics of Climbing Influenced by Habitual Substrate Use and Anatomy?

Jandy B. Hanna, Daniel Schmitt

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Key concepts: Climbing, Quadrupedalism, Arboreal locomotion, Bipedalism, Primate, Biomechanics, Animal ecology, Biology

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