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Phenyl compounds A hobble (also, and perhaps earlier, hopple), or spancel, is a device which prevents or limits the locomotion of an animal, by tethering one or more legs.

The scientists compared the efficiency of chimpanzees walking on two versus four legs, finding two legged locomotion was far more efficient.

Seeking to haul greater amounts, the idea of steam-powered locomotion was proposed.

This implies that Panderichthys was not capable of tetrapod-like hindlimb propelled locomotion because of its small pelvic fins, non-weight bearing pelvic girdle, acetebelum oriented posteriorly, and limited knee and elbow flexion.

Boisvert describes the locomotion of Panderichthys as possibly using one of its pectoral fins to anchor itself while side to side undulation propels the body forward.

This method of locomotion is reminiscent of the early NES game Clu Clu Land.

She also detailed the ways in which larvae formed their cocoons, the possible effects of climate on their metamorphosis and numbers, their mode of locomotion, and the fact that when caterpillars "have no food, they devour each other".

The rapid expansion of steam locomotion in the 1840s quickly saw the demise of the canals as the railways offered a faster and more economical transport system.

Movies on sandfish locomotion.

To deal with this, their locomotion is characterized by slow movement, long contact times, and an impressively large array of locomotors postures.

Orangutans have even been shown to utilize the compliance in vertical supports to lower the cost of locomotion by swaying trees back and forth and they possess unique strategies of locomotion, moving slowly and using multiple supports to limit oscillations in compliant branches, particularly at their tips.

It moves through the trees by quadrumanous locomotion and semibrachiation.

The post-cranial remains of australopiths show they were adapted to bipedal locomotion, but did not walk identically to humans.