From Biped to Strider: The Emergence of Modern Human Walking, Running, and Resource Transport - Couverture souple
Synopsis
1. Striders, Runners, Transporters; C.E. Hilton, D.J. Meldrum. 2. Knuckle-walking and the Origin of Bipedalism; D.R. Begun. 3. A New Hypothesis on the Origin of Hominoid Locomotion; Y. Deloison. 4. Functional Interpretation of the Laetoli Footprints; P. Schmid. 5. Fossilized Hawaiian Footprints Compared with Laetoli Hominid Footprints; D.J. Meldrum. 6. In What Manner Did They Walk on Two Legs? An Architectural Perspective For the Functional Diagnostics of the Early Hominid Foot; G. Berillon. 7. Bipedalism in Homo ergaster: An Experimental Study of the Effects of Tibial Torsion on Locomotor Biomechanics; L. Tobias Gruss, D. Schmitt. 8. The Running Fighting Dichotomy and Hominid Evolution; D.R. Carrier. 9. Exploring the Locomotor System of a Biped through a Behavioral Ecology and Life History Perspective; P.A. Kramer. 10. Age, Sex, and Resource Transport in Venezuelan Foragers; C.E. Hilton, R.D. Greaves. 11. Mobility and the locomotor skeleton at the foraging to farming transition; M.D. Ogilvie. 12. Uplifted Head, Free Hands, and the Evolution of Human Walking; H.M. McHenry.
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