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Bipedal

usgb/ˌbaɪˈpedl/Volume
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Evolutionary TermPlay
Often used in biology or paleontology when discussing the evolution from four-legged to two-legged movement. SlideThe dinosaur's skeletal structure suggested a transition toward bipedal posture.
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Not Just HumansPlay
Although humans are bipedal, some animals like birds or kangaroos also walk on two legs. SlideThe emu is an example of a bipedal bird.
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Robotic UsagePlay
In robotics, 'bipedal' describes robots designed to mimic two-legged human walking. SlideEngineers are developing bipedal robots for complex rescue missions.
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