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bipedalism
This term is primarily used in biological, anthropological, and paleontological contexts to describe a specific mode of locomotion. It carries a clinical and scientific tone, focusing on the anatomical adaptations required for upright movement, such as the structure of the pelvis and the alignment of the spine.
As an uncountable noun, bipedalism refers to the general concept or state of being bipedal rather than a countable instance. It does not have a plural form and cannot be used with a number; instead, researchers discuss the emergence or evolution of bipedalism as a singular biological phenomenon.
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The evolution of bipedalism allowed early humans to see over tall grass.
Bipedalism requires a complex system of balance and coordination.
Bipedalism requires a complex system of balance and coordination.
I wonder if the robot's bipedalism is stable enough for uneven terrain.
The creature's sudden shift to bipedalism terrified the villagers.
Many scientists debate the exact environmental triggers that led to bipedalism.
Look at how this dinosaur exhibits a form of bipedalism.
Bipedalism freed the hands for tool use and carrying objects.