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animal locomotion

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camels

  • Arabian camel, or dromedary (Camelus dromedarius)
    In camel: Natural history

    …the camel’s gait is a pace, with both legs on a side moving together. Short bursts of 65 km (40 miles) per hour are possible, but camels are excellent plodders. Bactrian camels can carry more than 200 kg (about 440 pounds) for 50 km (31 miles) in a day, while…

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  • Bactrian camel
    In Bactrian camel: Natural history

    …gait is known as a pace, which means the front and back legs on one side move forward in tandem. Other animals that pace include Arabian camels, giraffes, bears, and some breeds of horse. Bactrian camels have been recorded at speeds up to 65 km (40 miles) per hour.

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leg motion

  • Icelandic horse
    In horsemanship: Other gaits

    In the pace, the legs on either side move and strike the ground together in a two-beat gait. The fox trot and the amble are four-beat gaits, the latter smoother and gliding.

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