Enlist cursorial adaptations in desert animals
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Cursorial adaptations
Increased stride length by: ...
Decreased distal limb weight (in order to minimize moment of inertia): ...
Decreased ability to move limbs outside of the sagittal plane, which increases stability.
Reduction or loss of digits.
Loss of ability to pronate and supinate the forearm (more specialized cursors)
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Cursorial adaptations
Increased stride length by: ...
Decreased distal limb weight (in order to minimize moment of inertia): ...
Decreased ability to move limbs outside of the sagittal plane, which increases stability.
Reduction or loss of digits.
Loss of ability to pronate and supinate the forearm (more specialized cursors)
Explanation:
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