The relationship between limb-segment proportions and joint kinematics for the hind limbs of quadrupedal mammals

Film sequences were used to measure functional hind limb-segment proportions and joint angles at successive stages of walking strides for 22 species of quadrupedal mammals from five orders. Similar data were obtained from three trotting dogs. For each animal, nine Fourier series coefficients describ...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Journal of zoology (1987) 2002-12, Vol.258 (4), p.427-433
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