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Primate Locomotion
Pads and Claws in Arboreal Locomotion
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MATT CARTMILL
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1974
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1974
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10.1016/B978-0-12-384050-9.50007-6
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pp. 1
An Introduction to Biomechanical Principles in Primate Locomotion and Structure
pp. 45
Pads and Claws in Arboreal Locomotion
pp. 85
Tree Shrew Locomotion and the Origins of Primate Arborealism**This study was supported by grants from the National Science Foundation (GB-13662 and GB-30724) and National Institutes of Health (5-S05-RR-07046-06). The author is grateful to M. W. Sorenson and J. G. Fleagle for reviewing the manuscript, to L. Meszoly for preparation of Figs. 2 and 7, and to A. H. Coleman for photographic assistance.
pp. 117
A Cineradiographical Analysis of Leaping in an African Prosimian (Galago alleni)**The authors express their sincere thanks to F. A. Jenkins, Jr., for translating this chapter.
pp. 143
The Wrist Articulations of the Anthropoidea
pp. 171
Structure and Function of the Primate Scapula
pp. 201
Postural Adaptations in New and Old World Monkeys
pp. 223
Origins, Evolution, and Function of the Tarsus in Late Cretaceous Eutheria and Paleocene Primates
pp. 261
Origins and Function of the Pes in the Eocene Adapidae (Lemuriformes, Primates)
pp. 293
Electromyography of Forearm Musculature in Gorilla and Problems Related to Knuckle-Walking
pp. 349
Locomotor Adaptations in Past and Present Prosimian Primates
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