Bipedalism in non-human primates: a comparative review of behavioural and experimental explorations on catarrhines
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- 作者：F. Druelle (1) (2)
G. Berillon (2) - 关键词：Bipedalism ; Positional repertoire ; Experimental analyses ; Catarrhini ; Evolution ; Bip茅die ; R茅pertoire positionnel ; Analyses exp茅rimentales ; Catarrhini ; 脡volution
- 刊名：Bulletins et m篓娄moires de la Soci篓娄t篓娄 d'anthropologie de Paris
- 出版年：2014
- 出版时间：October 2014
- 年：2014
- 卷：26
- 期：3-4
- 页码：111-120
- 全文大小：153 KB
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G. Berillon (2)
1. Functional Morphology Laboratory, Department of Biology, University of Antwerp, Universiteitsplein 1, B-2610, Antwerpen, Belgium
2. UPR 2147 CNRS, 44 rue de l鈥橝miral Mouchez, Paris, France - ISSN：1777-5469
文摘
Non-human primates are commonly used as comparative models to investigate the evolutionary origins of habitual bipedal walking. After almost a century of research in the field of behaviour and functional anatomy, the need for integrative analyses is being widely discussed. In that perspective, the purpose of this note is to report on the available literature on quantitative behavioural and experimental studies of bipedalism in catarrhines. Examples are given of their respective contributions to fundamental knowledge on bipedalism in non-human primates. We then introduce various prospects for integrative explorations with a view to developing evolutionary hypotheses and to improve existing fundamental knowledge through experimental studies of the bipedal walking function in its ecological and behavioural contexts.