Bipedalism Evolution is a theoretical construct in human phylogeny that identifies the adaptive transition from quadrupedal to habitual bipedal locomotion as a defining morphological and behavioral divergence in the hominin lineage.
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Sterkfontein Member 2 Foot Bones of the Oldest South African Hominid
Ronald J. Clarke, Phillip V. Tobias · Science · 1995 · 281 citations
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