Mammalian Modes of Locomotion - Lecture 4.1
Offered By: Jarod Raithel via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the diverse modes of locomotion employed by mammals in this 46-minute lecture. Delve into the fascinating adaptations and biomechanical principles that enable various mammalian species to move through their environments. Examine the evolutionary significance of different locomotor strategies, from terrestrial running and climbing to aquatic swimming and aerial flight. Gain insights into how these locomotion methods influence mammalian behavior, ecology, and survival. Analyze the anatomical structures and physiological mechanisms that support each type of movement, and understand how these adaptations have shaped mammalian diversity across different habitats.
Syllabus
Lecture 4.1_Mammalian Modes of Locomotion
Taught by
Jarod Raithel
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