Gait Transitions is a biomechanical phenomenon in mammalian locomotion that refers to the discrete change from one locomotor gait to another, distinguished by shifts in movement patterns, timing, and limb coordination at specific speed or terrain thresholds.
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A Mechanical Trigger for the Trot-Gallop Transition in Horses
Claire T. Farley, C. Richard Taylor · Science · 1991 · 302 citations
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