quadrupedally造句

• It moves quadrupedally through the trees or bush.
• The average quadrupedally throughout the forest.
• Langurs mostly walk quadrupedally and spend half their time on the ground and the other half in the trees.
• Hadrosaurids were capable of feeding up to 2 m when standing quadrupedally, and up to 5 m bipedally.
• They can hang on to trees vertically and leap between them, as well as run across branches quadrupedally.
• Unlike modern macropodids, which hop ( either bipedally or quadrupedally ), sthenurines seem to have abandoned saltation as a means of locomotion.
• This would prove that " Campylognathoides " was not well able to walk on its hind legs but must have walked quadrupedally.
• The authors concluded that its slender hindfeet meant that it was forced to move quadrupedally on land, suggesting a piscivore lifestyle as a specialised soarer.
• It moves quadrupedally on the ground as well as in the canopy, and it is capable of leaping distances of up to from tree to tree.
• In captivity, about a quarter of its time is spent moving quadrupedally, a quarter suspended or hanging, a quarter climbing, and a quarter clasping multiple branches ( bridging ).
• At night, fork-marked lemurs visit the feeding sites within their range by running quadrupedally across branches at high speed over long distances, leaping from tree to tree without pausing.
• It is distinguished by a spike-like crest which projects up and back from the skull . " Saurolophus " was a herbivorous dinosaur which could move about either bipedally or quadrupedally.
• He also advanced novel speculations about its paleobiology, like that it used the claws on its wings to climb trees and " crawled " quadrupedally when not in flight rather than walking on its hind limbs.
• What " Aardonyx " shows us, however, is that walking quadrupedally and bearing weight on the inside of the foot is a trend that started very early in these dinosaurs, much earlier than previously hypothesized . " Bonnan adds, " On a scientific level, it's really fulfilling to have a hypothesis on how you think dinosaurs got large, then to test that in the field and get back these kind of data  a new dinosaur  that really does start to fill in some of those anatomical gaps ."