Clipmarks - Bipedalism Clipmarks

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POPS Did Upright Walking Start in Trees?

by tabsey 8-5-2008

So, our ancestors copied the tree dwellers.

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POPS Infant carrying ruled out as reason why humans walk upright

by Fast T friend 4-28-2008

“Unless infant carrying resulted in significant benefits elsewhere, the high cost of carrying an asymmetrical weight suggests that infant carrying was unlikely to have been the evolutionary driving force behind bipedalism.”

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POPS Upright Walking Began 6 Million Years Ago

by Mohir 3-22-2008

“This research solidifies the evidence that the human lineage split off as far back as six million years ago, that we share ancestry with Orrorin''

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POPS Why Pregnant Women Don't Tip Over

by la-mindi 12-15-2007

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POPS What Humans Should Really be Thankful For

by wildcat 11-23-2007

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POPS Family that walks on all four

by Fast T friend 11-18-2007

Professor Mundlos has located the gene on chromosome 17 and speculates that a gene important in the transition to bipedalism may have been knocked out in the children. Another link at: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/allfours/

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POPS Alternative Lifeforms

by skwirlinator 8-9-2007

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POPS Why We Walk on Two Legs: It's Easier

by invictus 7-17-2007

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POPS two legs better than four

by wildcat 7-17-2007

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POPS Walking upright started in the trees

by pokkets 6-1-2007

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POPS Meet the Dikika Baby

by gingembre 11-3-2006

"... the same species as the superstar fossil called Lucy, a 3.2-million-year-old adult female found in 1974. Unlike Lucy, the baby has fingers, a foot, and a complete torso. "But the most impressive difference between them," says Zeresenay (Ethiopians' first names are their formal ones), "is that this baby has a face.""

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POPS How did T. Rex sit down (and then get back up)?

by Kore7 10-3-2006

This is quite cool. Especially the video ( .mov format, 3.7 MB) modeling the T. rex's motions to transition back to bipedalism. (Those front limbs are good for something!)

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