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re: "running" elephants
> David Marjanovic <david.marjanovic@gmx.at> wrote:
> > Now I am using elephants as a model for dinosaur locomotion... but
> > considering the permanently flexed legs of even *Tyrannosaurus*,
Actually untrue... it's the distal end of the femur that's bent relative
to the rest of the shaft. The angle between most of the femoral shaft and
the tibial shaft is < 180°, while the angle between the distal end of the
femur and the tibia is not.
Looks like I'd better actually read the paper! Still haven't found time to
do so. :-]
> Just my take,
> John
"British" understatement. :-)
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