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Studying the pelvic bones of modern man. Pelvic bones can aid the understanding of bipedalism in modern man (Homo sapiens). Bipedalism, walking uprigh
Studying the pelvic bones of modern man. Pelvic bones can aid the understanding of bipedalism in modern man (Homo sapiens). Bipedalism, walking upright on two legs, has a number of adaptive advantages and has evolved independently in a number of lineages.
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