Human Origins and Environmental Backgrounds

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I shida, H idemi

Tuttle

2018

The International Encyclopedia of Biological Anthropology

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Hidemi Ishida (1939–) played a major role in establishing Japan as a center for the study of primate locomotion and evolutionary biology. Although his initial training and academic posts were in Japan, he conducted postdoctoral research with Russell Tuttle at the University of Chicago and Yerkes Regional Primate Research Center, Atlanta, Georgia. He organized several informative international conferences and led paleontological expeditions in Kenya that produced novel Miocene primate taxa: Samburupithecus kiptalami and Nacholapithecus kerioi .

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I shida, H idemi

Tuttle

2018

The International Encyclopedia of Biological Anthropology

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Bipedal versus Quadrupedal Hind Limb and Foot Kinematics in a Captive Sample of Papio anubis: Setup and Preliminary Results

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Setups that integrate both kinematics and morpho-functional investigations of a single sample constitute recent developments in the study of nonhuman primate bipedalisms. We introduce the integrated setup built at the Primatology Station of the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS), which allows analysis of both bipedal and quadrupedal locomotion in a population of 55-60 captive olive baboons. As a first comparison, we present the hind limb kinematics of both locomotor modalities in 10 individuals, focusing on the stance phase. The main results are: 1) differences in bipedal and quadrupedal kinematics at the hip, knee, and foot levels; 2) a variety of foot contacts to the ground, mainly of semiplantigrade type, but also of plantigrade type; 3) equal variations between bipedal and quadrupedal foot angles; 4) the kinematics of the Int J Primatol (2010) 31:159-180

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Developments in Primatology: Progress and Prospects

MacLatchy

2009

J Mammal Evol

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Human Origins and Environmental Backgrounds

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I shida, H idemi

I shida, H idemi

Bipedal versus Quadrupedal Hind Limb and Foot Kinematics in a Captive Sample of Papio anubis: Setup and Preliminary Results

Developments in Primatology: Progress and Prospects

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