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My name is Tanya, I'm an Entomology student at UIUC working with bioinspiration and I've created this video for an Engineering class.
This video discusses bioinspiration in relation to aquatic insect locomotion.
Photo credits:
Tom Murray - http://www.pbase.com/tmurray74
Sarah McManus
Arlo Pelegrin - www.youtube.com/memutic
brewster elliott yankson the toy cavoodle, music from andy summers 'big thing'
- published: 08 Apr 2016
- views: 25
Here is my female Javan File Snake AKA elephant trunk snake in her natural environment, fully submerged! The evolutionary differences between these snakes and a ball python, or rat snake ir absolutely incredible!
- published: 16 Jan 2013
- views: 292
Footnotes
#1 In cited articles I've omitted the in-paper citations and additional parenthetical comments for the sake of brevity.
#2 I should also note that changes in hominin cranial anatomy is also inconsistent with type of aquatic locomotion used by proxy's aquatic ape advocates offer. One specific example given by Elaine Morgan in "The Aquatic Ape" (1997) is the proboscis monkey which swims in a 'dog paddle' manner. However their foramen magnum (the cranial hole through which the spine descends) is located near the rear of the skull. However hominins display the trend continuous migration of the foramen magnum towards the base of the skull just as do other obligate bipeds like birds.
#3 The anatomy of the ardipithecines and their habitat also supports the notion as Thorpe et al 2007 have suggested that bipedal adaptations may have started in the trees. This wouldn't dramatically alter the savanna model but would suggest that the very first upright anatomical adaptations and behavior evolved to walk in the trees and was later strongly selected by the changes east and south African climate for improved bipedalism. However the support for this hangs on the validity of the claim that Orrorin is a hominin and that it and related taxa lived in a heavily forested environment which has been challenged by Cerling et al (2011).
#4 Consistent evidence for hominin consumption of small aquatic organisms and fish doesn't occur until less than two hundred thousand years ago and a few ten thousand years ago, respectively, millennia after the emergence of our species. For a summary to the extent hominins of various species consumed aquatic fauna see: http://www.pnas.org/content/107/24/10771.full.pdf
I'd also recommend everyone check out John Moore's website which has several excellent rebuttals to Morgan and company's non-sense.
http://www.aquaticape.org/
- published: 24 Apr 2012
- views: 2575
Poor juvenile pigeon was dropped to water by crows chasing him. He swam back to shore.
- published: 14 Aug 2012
- views: 1952
"Locomotion In Fish - How Fish Swim || Biology - Extramarks" "Physics of Life - The paradoxical locomotion of the water strider" "Starfish Locomotion" "Brown Water Scorpion (Nepidae: Ranatra fusca) Locomotion" "Mercury 4-stroke 6hp under water Locomotion Watersport Breda" "!!Water Locomotion!! (Webbed Feet)" "LoCoMotion, water screen video projection, Golan Heights Winery, Tel-Aviv port, May 2011" "Giant Water Bug: Locomotion" "Let's Play Chris Sawyer's Locomotion - Ep. 28: BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER" "Water Mite (Hydracarina) Locomotion" "Creedence Clearwater Revival: Commotion" "Physics of Life - The paradoxical locomotion of the water strider" "Banda Locomotion - Smoke on the water" "Technogym - Water Horizontal Locomotion - Monoaxial Multiplanar Anterior Posterior" "Zy's Locomotion Water Spider 05SEP2010" "Basilisk lizard runs on water, Rate My Science" "Jumping on Water: Robotic Water Strider" "Etho's Modded Minecraft #29: Locomotion Elevator" "Let's Play Chris Sawyer's Locomotion" Locomotion"
Objective: To understand aquatic locomotion of animals
Materials Needed:
~ Flippers
~ Pool
~ Stop Watch
1) Swim one lap in a pool and time your self see how long it takes.
2) Now swim one lap in a pool and time yourself see how long it takes with swimmers flippers on.
HOW DOES IT WORK:
Aquatic locomotion is the motion of animals through earths hydrosphere. When you move through the water with the flipper you move faster cause the flipper pushes on more water then your bare foot. Animals that live in or near water evolved fins or webbing just like your flipper. If the fins or webbing help to move animals quicker through the water, they can catch fast moving food or escape fast enough so they don't be come food themselves. All vertebrate animals fish, amphibians, reptiles mammals and birds have adapted to aquatic locomotion evolving appendages that aid in pushing against water.
LEANR MORE ABOUT: "Animal Locomotion"
1) "Running Tips"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-SHmfx5sTU
🏊 !!Water Locomotion!! (Flipper Test) 🏊
"science experiments" "cool science experiments" "science fair projects" "science experiments for children" "science fair project ideas" "science experiments gone wrong" "science tricks" "science experiments for school" "science fair projects for school" "science experiments to do at home" "science experiments you can do at home" "science experiments explosions" "science experiments cool" "science experiments at home" "science experiments easy"
🏊 !!Water Locomotion!! (Flipper Test) 🏊
- published: 25 Jun 2008
- views: 2397
Do I even lift?
*Re-edit and upload because I got a much faster computer, and I like to edit videos now :)
Showing all my best lifts to till date that I have placed building maximal strength training for lifting heavy weights as my secondary goal. Note, training to build maximal strength for heavy lifting has became my secondary pursuit. After 6.8 long years, I've decided to dedicate my life's training solely to improving my land locomotion capabilities (the ability to traverse land environment efficiently). Aquatic locomotion has also become my secondary goal. But this doesn't mean I have completely stopped. I will still continue to lift heavy for life, just no longer purposely aiming to break new PRs in my lifting.
Reasons why I place maximal strength training for lifting heavy and aquatic locomotion training as my secondary goals:
1. I want to specialize in just 1 skill set
2. I don't get to use my heavy lifting and aquatic locomotion skill sets as often in my kind of lifestyle and exposure
3. I do love heavy lifting and aquatic locomotion, but my passion in land locomotion is slightly higher, therefore I wanna do well in it, specialize and it will be easier for me to focus on 1 skill set in my lifelong training. I've started off with Parkour and Land locomotion, and looks like now I'm gonna stick to this whole heartedly for life.
- published: 06 Oct 2014
- views: 50
This is my female Javan File Snake Acrochordus javanicus in about 1cm of water to show how this fully aquatic snake moves out of water!
- published: 16 Jan 2013
- views: 466
Swimming is biologically propelled motion through a liquid medium. Swimming has evolved a number of times in a range of organisms ranging from arthropods to fish to molluscs.
Swimming evolved a number of times in unrelated lineages, and the evolutionary pressures leading to its adoption are unknown. Supposed jellyfish fossils occur in the Ediacaran, but the first free-swimming animals appear in the Early to Middle Cambrian. These are mostly related to the arthropods, and include the Anomalocaridids, which swam by means of lateral lobes in a fashion reminiscent of today's cuttlefish. Cephalopods joined the ranks of the nekton in the late Cambrian, and chordates were probably swimming from the Early Cambrian. Many terrestrial animals retain some capacity to swim, however some have returned to the water and developed the capacities for aquatic locomotion.
Among the radiata, jellyfish and their kin, the main form of swimming is to flex their cup shaped bodies. All jellyfish are free-swimming, although many of these spend most of their time swimming passively. Passive swimming is akin to gliding; the organism floats, using currents where it can, and does not exert any energy into controlling its position or motion. Active swimming, in contrast, involves the expenditure of energy to travel to a desired location.
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5:31Aquatic Locomotion Bioinspiration Lesson
Aquatic Locomotion Bioinspiration LessonAquatic Locomotion Bioinspiration Lesson
My name is Tanya, I'm an Entomology student at UIUC working with bioinspiration and I've created this video for an Engineering class. This video discusses bioinspiration in relation to aquatic insect locomotion. Photo credits: Tom Murray - http://www.pbase.com/tmurray74 Sarah McManus Arlo Pelegrin - www.youtube.com/memutic -
1:38Aquatic locomotion in Battlefield 3 (And Gabe)
Aquatic locomotion in Battlefield 3 (And Gabe)Aquatic locomotion in Battlefield 3 (And Gabe)
wth u 2 doin in the water -
0:32brewster elliott yankson does aquatic locomotion
brewster elliott yankson does aquatic locomotionbrewster elliott yankson does aquatic locomotion
brewster elliott yankson the toy cavoodle, music from andy summers 'big thing' -
0:31Javan File Snake Aquatic Locomotion
Javan File Snake Aquatic LocomotionJavan File Snake Aquatic Locomotion
Here is my female Javan File Snake AKA elephant trunk snake in her natural environment, fully submerged! The evolutionary differences between these snakes and a ball python, or rat snake ir absolutely incredible! -
10:35Addressing the Accuracy of the Aquatic Ape Hypothesis 2/2
Addressing the Accuracy of the Aquatic Ape Hypothesis 2/2Addressing the Accuracy of the Aquatic Ape Hypothesis 2/2
Footnotes #1 In cited articles I've omitted the in-paper citations and additional parenthetical comments for the sake of brevity. #2 I should also note that changes in hominin cranial anatomy is also inconsistent with type of aquatic locomotion used by proxy's aquatic ape advocates offer. One specific example given by Elaine Morgan in "The Aquatic Ape" (1997) is the proboscis monkey which swims in a 'dog paddle' manner. However their foramen magnum (the cranial hole through which the spine descends) is located near the rear of the skull. However hominins display the trend continuous migration of the foramen magnum towards the base of the skull just as do other obligate bipeds like birds. #3 The anatomy of the ardipithecines and their habitat also supports the notion as Thorpe et al 2007 have suggested that bipedal adaptations may have started in the trees. This wouldn't dramatically alter the savanna model but would suggest that the very first upright anatomical adaptations and behavior evolved to walk in the trees and was later strongly selected by the changes east and south African climate for improved bipedalism. However the support for this hangs on the validity of the claim that Orrorin is a hominin and that it and related taxa lived in a heavily forested environment which has been challenged by Cerling et al (2011). #4 Consistent evidence for hominin consumption of small aquatic organisms and fish doesn't occur until less than two hundred thousand years ago and a few ten thousand years ago, respectively, millennia after the emergence of our species. For a summary to the extent hominins of various species consumed aquatic fauna see: http://www.pnas.org/content/107/24/10771.full.pdf I'd also recommend everyone check out John Moore's website which has several excellent rebuttals to Morgan and company's non-sense. http://www.aquaticape.org/ -
0:30Swimming pigeon
Swimming pigeonSwimming pigeon
Poor juvenile pigeon was dropped to water by crows chasing him. He swam back to shore. -
3:41!!Water Locomotion!! (Flipper Test)
!!Water Locomotion!! (Flipper Test)!!Water Locomotion!! (Flipper Test)
"Locomotion In Fish - How Fish Swim || Biology - Extramarks" "Physics of Life - The paradoxical locomotion of the water strider" "Starfish Locomotion" "Brown Water Scorpion (Nepidae: Ranatra fusca) Locomotion" "Mercury 4-stroke 6hp under water Locomotion Watersport Breda" "!!Water Locomotion!! (Webbed Feet)" "LoCoMotion, water screen video projection, Golan Heights Winery, Tel-Aviv port, May 2011" "Giant Water Bug: Locomotion" "Let's Play Chris Sawyer's Locomotion - Ep. 28: BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER" "Water Mite (Hydracarina) Locomotion" "Creedence Clearwater Revival: Commotion" "Physics of Life - The paradoxical locomotion of the water strider" "Banda Locomotion - Smoke on the water" "Technogym - Water Horizontal Locomotion - Monoaxial Multiplanar Anterior Posterior" "Zy's Locomotion Water Spider 05SEP2010" "Basilisk lizard runs on water, Rate My Science" "Jumping on Water: Robotic Water Strider" "Etho's Modded Minecraft #29: Locomotion Elevator" "Let's Play Chris Sawyer's Locomotion" Locomotion" Objective: To understand aquatic locomotion of animals Materials Needed: ~ Flippers ~ Pool ~ Stop Watch 1) Swim one lap in a pool and time your self see how long it takes. 2) Now swim one lap in a pool and time yourself see how long it takes with swimmers flippers on. HOW DOES IT WORK: Aquatic locomotion is the motion of animals through earths hydrosphere. When you move through the water with the flipper you move faster cause the flipper pushes on more water then your bare foot. Animals that live in or near water evolved fins or webbing just like your flipper. If the fins or webbing help to move animals quicker through the water, they can catch fast moving food or escape fast enough so they don't be come food themselves. All vertebrate animals fish, amphibians, reptiles mammals and birds have adapted to aquatic locomotion evolving appendages that aid in pushing against water. LEANR MORE ABOUT: "Animal Locomotion" 1) "Running Tips" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-SHmfx5sTU 🏊 !!Water Locomotion!! (Flipper Test) 🏊 "science experiments" "cool science experiments" "science fair projects" "science experiments for children" "science fair project ideas" "science experiments gone wrong" "science tricks" "science experiments for school" "science fair projects for school" "science experiments to do at home" "science experiments you can do at home" "science experiments explosions" "science experiments cool" "science experiments at home" "science experiments easy" 🏊 !!Water Locomotion!! (Flipper Test) 🏊 -
0:142015 05 Convergent Evolution of Mechanically Optimal Locomotion in Aquatic Invertebrates and Vertebr
2015 05 Convergent Evolution of Mechanically Optimal Locomotion in Aquatic Invertebrates and Vertebr2015 05 Convergent Evolution of Mechanically Optimal Locomotion in Aquatic Invertebrates and Vertebr
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4:48Does GPJ even lift?
Does GPJ even lift?Does GPJ even lift?
Do I even lift? *Re-edit and upload because I got a much faster computer, and I like to edit videos now :) Showing all my best lifts to till date that I have placed building maximal strength training for lifting heavy weights as my secondary goal. Note, training to build maximal strength for heavy lifting has became my secondary pursuit. After 6.8 long years, I've decided to dedicate my life's training solely to improving my land locomotion capabilities (the ability to traverse land environment efficiently). Aquatic locomotion has also become my secondary goal. But this doesn't mean I have completely stopped. I will still continue to lift heavy for life, just no longer purposely aiming to break new PRs in my lifting. Reasons why I place maximal strength training for lifting heavy and aquatic locomotion training as my secondary goals: 1. I want to specialize in just 1 skill set 2. I don't get to use my heavy lifting and aquatic locomotion skill sets as often in my kind of lifestyle and exposure 3. I do love heavy lifting and aquatic locomotion, but my passion in land locomotion is slightly higher, therefore I wanna do well in it, specialize and it will be easier for me to focus on 1 skill set in my lifelong training. I've started off with Parkour and Land locomotion, and looks like now I'm gonna stick to this whole heartedly for life. -
0:31Javan File Snake Terrestrial Locomotion
Javan File Snake Terrestrial LocomotionJavan File Snake Terrestrial Locomotion
This is my female Javan File Snake Acrochordus javanicus in about 1cm of water to show how this fully aquatic snake moves out of water!
- Amphibians
- Anaconda
- Anomalocaridid
- Aquatic insects
- Aquatic locomotion
- Arrow worm
- Arthropod
- Aspect ratio
- Athens
- Bactrian Camel
- Benthic
- Bibcode
- Bilateria
- Birds
- Buoyancy
- Cambrian
- Camel
- Cat
- Cephalopod
- Cephalopods
- Cetaceans
- Chaetognatha
- Corixidae
- Crab-eating macaque
- Crocodiles
- Crustacean
- Cuttlefish
- Daphnia
- Deuterostomia
- Diving beetles
- Diving bell spider
- Dog
- Drag (physics)
- Dragonfly
- Dromedary
- Ediacaran
- Elephants
- Elk
- Europe
- Feather star
- FINA
- Fish
- Fish locomotion
- Fishing cat
- Flagella
- Froude number
- Gill
- Guinea pig
- Heterocercal
- History of swimming
- Horses
- Human swimming
- Hydrofoils
- Hyponome
- Ichthyosaurs
- Insect
- Jellyfish
- Jet propulsion
- Jimmy Carter
- Lantern fish
- Mantle (mollusc)
- Marine mammals
- Mauthner cells
- Mice
- Mollusc
- Monkeys
- Moose
- Morris water maze
- Mosasaurs
- Nekton
- Nematode
- Neutral buoyancy
- Newts
- Oceanic sunfish
- Otters
- Penguins
- Pereiopods
- Pinniped
- Pleopods
- Plesiosaurs
- Portal Swimming
- Proboscis monkey
- PubMed Identifier
- Rabbit
- Radiata
- Reptiles
- Rhesus macaque
- Salp
- Scallop
- Sea angel
- Sea slug
- Sea turtles
- Sharks
- Shrimp
- Snakes
- Squalene
- Stone Age
- Swim bladders
- Swimming (sport)
- Swimming crab
- Teleost
- Tunas
- Turkish Van
- Vertebrate
- Wax esters
- Wrasses
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Aquatic Locomotion Bioinspiration Lesson
My name is Tanya, I'm an Entomology student at UIUC working with bioinspiration and I've created this video for an Engineering class. This video discusses bioinspiration in relation to aquatic insect locomotion. Photo credits: Tom Murray - http://www.pbase.com/tmurray74 Sarah McManus Arlo Pelegrin - www.youtube.com/memutic -
Aquatic locomotion in Battlefield 3 (And Gabe)
wth u 2 doin in the water -
brewster elliott yankson does aquatic locomotion
brewster elliott yankson the toy cavoodle, music from andy summers 'big thing' -
Javan File Snake Aquatic Locomotion
Here is my female Javan File Snake AKA elephant trunk snake in her natural environment, fully submerged! The evolutionary differences between these snakes and a ball python, or rat snake ir absolutely incredible! -
Addressing the Accuracy of the Aquatic Ape Hypothesis 2/2
Footnotes #1 In cited articles I've omitted the in-paper citations and additional parenthetical comments for the sake of brevity. #2 I should also note that changes in hominin cranial anatomy is also inconsistent with type of aquatic locomotion used by proxy's aquatic ape advocates offer. One specific example given by Elaine Morgan in "The Aquatic Ape" (1997) is the proboscis monkey which swims in a 'dog paddle' manner. However their foramen magnum (the cranial hole through which the spine descends) is located near the rear of the skull. However hominins display the trend continuous migration of the foramen magnum towards the base of the skull just as do other obligate bipeds like birds. #3 The anatomy of the ardipithecines and their habitat also supports the notion as Thorpe et a... -
Swimming pigeon
Poor juvenile pigeon was dropped to water by crows chasing him. He swam back to shore. -
!!Water Locomotion!! (Flipper Test)
"Locomotion In Fish - How Fish Swim || Biology - Extramarks" "Physics of Life - The paradoxical locomotion of the water strider" "Starfish Locomotion" "Brown Water Scorpion (Nepidae: Ranatra fusca) Locomotion" "Mercury 4-stroke 6hp under water Locomotion Watersport Breda" "!!Water Locomotion!! (Webbed Feet)" "LoCoMotion, water screen video projection, Golan Heights Winery, Tel-Aviv port, May 2011" "Giant Water Bug: Locomotion" "Let's Play Chris Sawyer's Locomotion - Ep. 28: BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER" "Water Mite (Hydracarina) Locomotion" "Creedence Clearwater Revival: Commotion" "Physics of Life - The paradoxical locomotion of the water strider" "Banda Locomotion - Smoke on the water" "Technogym - Water Horizontal Locomotion - Monoaxial Multiplanar Anterior Posterior" "Zy's Locomotion Wat... -
2015 05 Convergent Evolution of Mechanically Optimal Locomotion in Aquatic Invertebrates and Vertebr
-
Does GPJ even lift?
Do I even lift? *Re-edit and upload because I got a much faster computer, and I like to edit videos now :) Showing all my best lifts to till date that I have placed building maximal strength training for lifting heavy weights as my secondary goal. Note, training to build maximal strength for heavy lifting has became my secondary pursuit. After 6.8 long years, I've decided to dedicate my life's training solely to improving my land locomotion capabilities (the ability to traverse land environment efficiently). Aquatic locomotion has also become my secondary goal. But this doesn't mean I have completely stopped. I will still continue to lift heavy for life, just no longer purposely aiming to break new PRs in my lifting. Reasons why I place maximal strength training for lifting heavy and aq... -
Javan File Snake Terrestrial Locomotion
This is my female Javan File Snake Acrochordus javanicus in about 1cm of water to show how this fully aquatic snake moves out of water!
Aquatic Locomotion Bioinspiration Lesson
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:31
- Updated: 19 Sep 2014
- views: 132
My name is Tanya, I'm an Entomology student at UIUC working with bioinspiration and I've created this video for an Engineering class.
This video discusses bioin...
My name is Tanya, I'm an Entomology student at UIUC working with bioinspiration and I've created this video for an Engineering class.
This video discusses bioinspiration in relation to aquatic insect locomotion.
Photo credits:
Tom Murray - http://www.pbase.com/tmurray74
Sarah McManus
Arlo Pelegrin - www.youtube.com/memutic
wn.com/Aquatic Locomotion Bioinspiration Lesson
My name is Tanya, I'm an Entomology student at UIUC working with bioinspiration and I've created this video for an Engineering class.
This video discusses bioinspiration in relation to aquatic insect locomotion.
Photo credits:
Tom Murray - http://www.pbase.com/tmurray74
Sarah McManus
Arlo Pelegrin - www.youtube.com/memutic
- published: 19 Sep 2014
- views: 132
Aquatic locomotion in Battlefield 3 (And Gabe)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:38
- Updated: 03 Dec 2011
- views: 8232
wth u 2 doin in the water
wth u 2 doin in the water
wn.com/Aquatic Locomotion In Battlefield 3 (And Gabe)
wth u 2 doin in the water
- published: 03 Dec 2011
- views: 8232
brewster elliott yankson does aquatic locomotion
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:32
- Updated: 08 Apr 2016
- views: 25
brewster elliott yankson the toy cavoodle, music from andy summers 'big thing'
brewster elliott yankson the toy cavoodle, music from andy summers 'big thing'
wn.com/Brewster Elliott Yankson Does Aquatic Locomotion
brewster elliott yankson the toy cavoodle, music from andy summers 'big thing'
- published: 08 Apr 2016
- views: 25
Javan File Snake Aquatic Locomotion
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:31
- Updated: 16 Jan 2013
- views: 292
Here is my female Javan File Snake AKA elephant trunk snake in her natural environment, fully submerged! The evolutionary differences between these snakes and a...
Here is my female Javan File Snake AKA elephant trunk snake in her natural environment, fully submerged! The evolutionary differences between these snakes and a ball python, or rat snake ir absolutely incredible!
wn.com/Javan File Snake Aquatic Locomotion
Here is my female Javan File Snake AKA elephant trunk snake in her natural environment, fully submerged! The evolutionary differences between these snakes and a ball python, or rat snake ir absolutely incredible!
- published: 16 Jan 2013
- views: 292
Addressing the Accuracy of the Aquatic Ape Hypothesis 2/2
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:35
- Updated: 24 Apr 2012
- views: 2575
Footnotes
#1 In cited articles I've omitted the in-paper citations and additional parenthetical comments for the sake of brevity.
#2 I should also note th...
Footnotes
#1 In cited articles I've omitted the in-paper citations and additional parenthetical comments for the sake of brevity.
#2 I should also note that changes in hominin cranial anatomy is also inconsistent with type of aquatic locomotion used by proxy's aquatic ape advocates offer. One specific example given by Elaine Morgan in "The Aquatic Ape" (1997) is the proboscis monkey which swims in a 'dog paddle' manner. However their foramen magnum (the cranial hole through which the spine descends) is located near the rear of the skull. However hominins display the trend continuous migration of the foramen magnum towards the base of the skull just as do other obligate bipeds like birds.
#3 The anatomy of the ardipithecines and their habitat also supports the notion as Thorpe et al 2007 have suggested that bipedal adaptations may have started in the trees. This wouldn't dramatically alter the savanna model but would suggest that the very first upright anatomical adaptations and behavior evolved to walk in the trees and was later strongly selected by the changes east and south African climate for improved bipedalism. However the support for this hangs on the validity of the claim that Orrorin is a hominin and that it and related taxa lived in a heavily forested environment which has been challenged by Cerling et al (2011).
#4 Consistent evidence for hominin consumption of small aquatic organisms and fish doesn't occur until less than two hundred thousand years ago and a few ten thousand years ago, respectively, millennia after the emergence of our species. For a summary to the extent hominins of various species consumed aquatic fauna see: http://www.pnas.org/content/107/24/10771.full.pdf
I'd also recommend everyone check out John Moore's website which has several excellent rebuttals to Morgan and company's non-sense.
http://www.aquaticape.org/
wn.com/Addressing The Accuracy Of The Aquatic Ape Hypothesis 2 2
Footnotes
#1 In cited articles I've omitted the in-paper citations and additional parenthetical comments for the sake of brevity.
#2 I should also note that changes in hominin cranial anatomy is also inconsistent with type of aquatic locomotion used by proxy's aquatic ape advocates offer. One specific example given by Elaine Morgan in "The Aquatic Ape" (1997) is the proboscis monkey which swims in a 'dog paddle' manner. However their foramen magnum (the cranial hole through which the spine descends) is located near the rear of the skull. However hominins display the trend continuous migration of the foramen magnum towards the base of the skull just as do other obligate bipeds like birds.
#3 The anatomy of the ardipithecines and their habitat also supports the notion as Thorpe et al 2007 have suggested that bipedal adaptations may have started in the trees. This wouldn't dramatically alter the savanna model but would suggest that the very first upright anatomical adaptations and behavior evolved to walk in the trees and was later strongly selected by the changes east and south African climate for improved bipedalism. However the support for this hangs on the validity of the claim that Orrorin is a hominin and that it and related taxa lived in a heavily forested environment which has been challenged by Cerling et al (2011).
#4 Consistent evidence for hominin consumption of small aquatic organisms and fish doesn't occur until less than two hundred thousand years ago and a few ten thousand years ago, respectively, millennia after the emergence of our species. For a summary to the extent hominins of various species consumed aquatic fauna see: http://www.pnas.org/content/107/24/10771.full.pdf
I'd also recommend everyone check out John Moore's website which has several excellent rebuttals to Morgan and company's non-sense.
http://www.aquaticape.org/
- published: 24 Apr 2012
- views: 2575
Swimming pigeon
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:30
- Updated: 14 Aug 2012
- views: 1952
Poor juvenile pigeon was dropped to water by crows chasing him. He swam back to shore.
Poor juvenile pigeon was dropped to water by crows chasing him. He swam back to shore.
wn.com/Swimming Pigeon
Poor juvenile pigeon was dropped to water by crows chasing him. He swam back to shore.
- published: 14 Aug 2012
- views: 1952
!!Water Locomotion!! (Flipper Test)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:41
- Updated: 25 Jun 2008
- views: 2397
"Locomotion In Fish - How Fish Swim || Biology - Extramarks" "Physics of Life - The paradoxical locomotion of the water strider" "Starfish Locomotion" "Brown Wa...
"Locomotion In Fish - How Fish Swim || Biology - Extramarks" "Physics of Life - The paradoxical locomotion of the water strider" "Starfish Locomotion" "Brown Water Scorpion (Nepidae: Ranatra fusca) Locomotion" "Mercury 4-stroke 6hp under water Locomotion Watersport Breda" "!!Water Locomotion!! (Webbed Feet)" "LoCoMotion, water screen video projection, Golan Heights Winery, Tel-Aviv port, May 2011" "Giant Water Bug: Locomotion" "Let's Play Chris Sawyer's Locomotion - Ep. 28: BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER" "Water Mite (Hydracarina) Locomotion" "Creedence Clearwater Revival: Commotion" "Physics of Life - The paradoxical locomotion of the water strider" "Banda Locomotion - Smoke on the water" "Technogym - Water Horizontal Locomotion - Monoaxial Multiplanar Anterior Posterior" "Zy's Locomotion Water Spider 05SEP2010" "Basilisk lizard runs on water, Rate My Science" "Jumping on Water: Robotic Water Strider" "Etho's Modded Minecraft #29: Locomotion Elevator" "Let's Play Chris Sawyer's Locomotion" Locomotion"
Objective: To understand aquatic locomotion of animals
Materials Needed:
~ Flippers
~ Pool
~ Stop Watch
1) Swim one lap in a pool and time your self see how long it takes.
2) Now swim one lap in a pool and time yourself see how long it takes with swimmers flippers on.
HOW DOES IT WORK:
Aquatic locomotion is the motion of animals through earths hydrosphere. When you move through the water with the flipper you move faster cause the flipper pushes on more water then your bare foot. Animals that live in or near water evolved fins or webbing just like your flipper. If the fins or webbing help to move animals quicker through the water, they can catch fast moving food or escape fast enough so they don't be come food themselves. All vertebrate animals fish, amphibians, reptiles mammals and birds have adapted to aquatic locomotion evolving appendages that aid in pushing against water.
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Objective: To understand aquatic locomotion of animals
Materials Needed:
~ Flippers
~ Pool
~ Stop Watch
1) Swim one lap in a pool and time your self see how long it takes.
2) Now swim one lap in a pool and time yourself see how long it takes with swimmers flippers on.
HOW DOES IT WORK:
Aquatic locomotion is the motion of animals through earths hydrosphere. When you move through the water with the flipper you move faster cause the flipper pushes on more water then your bare foot. Animals that live in or near water evolved fins or webbing just like your flipper. If the fins or webbing help to move animals quicker through the water, they can catch fast moving food or escape fast enough so they don't be come food themselves. All vertebrate animals fish, amphibians, reptiles mammals and birds have adapted to aquatic locomotion evolving appendages that aid in pushing against water.
LEANR MORE ABOUT: "Animal Locomotion"
1) "Running Tips"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-SHmfx5sTU
🏊 !!Water Locomotion!! (Flipper Test) 🏊
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2015 05 Convergent Evolution of Mechanically Optimal Locomotion in Aquatic Invertebrates and Vertebr
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Does GPJ even lift?
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Do I even lift?
*Re-edit and upload because I got a much faster computer, and I like to edit videos now :)
Showing all my best lifts to till date that I have ...
Do I even lift?
*Re-edit and upload because I got a much faster computer, and I like to edit videos now :)
Showing all my best lifts to till date that I have placed building maximal strength training for lifting heavy weights as my secondary goal. Note, training to build maximal strength for heavy lifting has became my secondary pursuit. After 6.8 long years, I've decided to dedicate my life's training solely to improving my land locomotion capabilities (the ability to traverse land environment efficiently). Aquatic locomotion has also become my secondary goal. But this doesn't mean I have completely stopped. I will still continue to lift heavy for life, just no longer purposely aiming to break new PRs in my lifting.
Reasons why I place maximal strength training for lifting heavy and aquatic locomotion training as my secondary goals:
1. I want to specialize in just 1 skill set
2. I don't get to use my heavy lifting and aquatic locomotion skill sets as often in my kind of lifestyle and exposure
3. I do love heavy lifting and aquatic locomotion, but my passion in land locomotion is slightly higher, therefore I wanna do well in it, specialize and it will be easier for me to focus on 1 skill set in my lifelong training. I've started off with Parkour and Land locomotion, and looks like now I'm gonna stick to this whole heartedly for life.
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Do I even lift?
*Re-edit and upload because I got a much faster computer, and I like to edit videos now :)
Showing all my best lifts to till date that I have placed building maximal strength training for lifting heavy weights as my secondary goal. Note, training to build maximal strength for heavy lifting has became my secondary pursuit. After 6.8 long years, I've decided to dedicate my life's training solely to improving my land locomotion capabilities (the ability to traverse land environment efficiently). Aquatic locomotion has also become my secondary goal. But this doesn't mean I have completely stopped. I will still continue to lift heavy for life, just no longer purposely aiming to break new PRs in my lifting.
Reasons why I place maximal strength training for lifting heavy and aquatic locomotion training as my secondary goals:
1. I want to specialize in just 1 skill set
2. I don't get to use my heavy lifting and aquatic locomotion skill sets as often in my kind of lifestyle and exposure
3. I do love heavy lifting and aquatic locomotion, but my passion in land locomotion is slightly higher, therefore I wanna do well in it, specialize and it will be easier for me to focus on 1 skill set in my lifelong training. I've started off with Parkour and Land locomotion, and looks like now I'm gonna stick to this whole heartedly for life.
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Javan File Snake Terrestrial Locomotion
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This is my female Javan File Snake Acrochordus javanicus in about 1cm of water to show how this fully aquatic snake moves out of water!
This is my female Javan File Snake Acrochordus javanicus in about 1cm of water to show how this fully aquatic snake moves out of water!
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This is my female Javan File Snake Acrochordus javanicus in about 1cm of water to show how this fully aquatic snake moves out of water!
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Aquatic locomotion in Battlefield 3 (And Gabe)
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Addressing the Accuracy of the Aquatic Ape Hypothesis 2/2
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!!Water Locomotion!! (Flipper Test)
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With their paddle-like tail to aid their aquatic locomotion, they are certainly suited to their mostly marine environment ... They vary from being partly land-based – like the sea kraits, which feed off prey and lay eggs on the land before retreating into the water – to being fully aquatic – like the yellow-bellied sea snake, which spends its entire life in tropical oceanic waters....
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