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Early dinos bipedal in all major lineages. Evolution of bipedalism in dinos. Differences between bird bipedalism and ancestral dino bipedalism. ([18]). Drill...

mechanics of bipedal capuchin monkeys: Implications for the evolution of human bipedalism". American Journal of Physical Anthropology. 150 (1): 76–86. doi:10...

though. I do agree that the page needs more focus on nonhuman bipedalism and bipedalism as an evolutionary strategy in general - all this focus on the...

to Bipedalism might work. JPotter 06:44, 29 July 2006 (UTC) Hello. I do not think that this should be redirected to the bipedalism, as the bipedalism page...

the section titled "Homo erectus Footprints and Bipedalism," perhaps the discussion explaining bipedalism is not necessary to the Ileret wiki page, and...

neck that all make long-term bipedalism possible. (Long-term because there are many animals that can do short-term bipedalism, such as bears.) those changes...

later than bipedalism in the fossile record, then it is possible, maybe likely, that the common ancestor of humans and Gorilla/Chimps was a bipedal ape. —Preceding...

discuss how discovery of ardipithecus' bipedal traits challenge "current theories of the origins of hominid bipedalism." There is conflict within the statements...

was sufficient to establish she possessed a valgus knee, and thus imply bipedalism. However Johanson also found another knee joint 2 km away but in the same...

cite from this same article: "...traits such as human bipedalism and language". Well, bipedalism isn't specifically or exclusively sapiens sapiens at all...

restating them. The Wrangham paper on bonobo wading is referenced in the bipedalism article so explain why it is suitable there but “seems incidental and...

evolutionary considerations of Osteoporosis and it's relationship to bipedalism. I would love to get feedback on the section before I post it. It will...

Australopithecus limbs are generally interpreted as being adaptations for bipedalism and suspensory behavior, – this is a bit short. Suspensory behavior could...

30 July 2006 (UTC) Humans bipedalism is easily a continuation of ape bipedalism. Most apes are at least temporarily bipedal. Brachiation is a bit faster...

pseudo-scientific nonsense and does not deserve an entire paragraph under Bipedalism. It should be entirely removed or significantly trimmed down. —The preceding...

sustained bipedalism, while still in Africa. 64.66.219.205 (talk) 05:44, 18 September 2020 (UTC) Why and how are loin cloths and bipedalism correlated...

locomotion, that may need to be defined here or in some other article, maybe Bipedalism. —JerryFriedman (Talk) 05:32, 16 December 2009 (UTC) Something bird, I...

force of the evolution of bipedalism?". Nutrition and Health. 16: 267–289. Verhaegen M (1987). "Origin of hominid bipedalism". Nature. 325: 305–6. Cunnane...

primate sociality and not in bipedalism. All primates are intelligent relative to other animals but they are not bipedal. Wapondaponda (talk) 05:12, 30...

(although he agrees that wading bipedalism is a plausible model), so I removed him from the list. For all other, either (1) the source directly cites Hardy...