Body and tail-assisted pitch control facilitates bipedal locomotion in Australian agamid lizards
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DOI: 10.1098/rsif.2018.0276
Abstract: Certain lizards are known to run bipedally. Modelling studies suggest bipedalism in lizards may be a consequence of a caudal shift in the body centre of mass, combined with quick bursts of acceleration, causing a… read more here.
Keywords: australian agamid; locomotion; tail; agamid lizards ... See more keywords