Forward dynamic simulation of Japanese macaque bipedal locomotion demonstrates better energetic economy in a virtualised plantigrade posture
Oku, Ide and Ogihara use forward dynamic simulation to virtually manipulate the foot posture of the Japanese macaque from a digitigrade to plantigrade posture for bipedal locomotion. This postural shift results in greater energetic economy despite the macaque not having anatomy adapted for bipedal m...
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Main Authors: | Hideki Oku, Naohiko Ide, Naomichi Ogihara |
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Language: | EN |
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Nature Portfolio
2021
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/2b4971ffed914aa7b4d6a47756185dc3 |
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