Re: An alternative to ST and AAT

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Paul Crowley wrote:
>
> I cannot see how you would distinguish "striding bipedalism"
> from "non-striding bipedalism" under your description.

Paul,
Examples of "non-striding bipedalism":

1) Saltative bipedalism (both feet leave the ground during part
of the cycle).

2) Shuffling bipedalism (no feet leave the ground during any part the
cycle). As far as I know, no (healthy) creature locomotes this
way; yet, it still remains a theoretical type of bipedalism.
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