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Meanings of bipedal in English
Usage of bipedal in English
1
It was like being stared down by a particularly hideous, bipedal spider.
2
Having learned that women were bipedal, both customs seemed sensible to me.
3
The results revealed significant difference between the bipedal and the quadruped rats.
4
Make no mistake, bipedal locomotion was how most people traveled in the beginning.
5
The new arrivals were bipedal, and also had two upper limbs.
6
All we know of Sidious is that he's bipedal, of roughly human conformation.
7
Lucy's knee and ankle were also preserved and seem to reflect bipedal walking.
8
Until then, marvel at how much this bipedal platform has advanced.
9
Gallons of ink have been spilled discussing why hominins became bipedal.
10
What does the discovery tell us about how bipedal walking evolved?
11
They were large, bipedal, flightless birds, covered with reddish-gray scales instead of feathers.
12
Though its hind legs were short, the beast was fully bipedal.
13
Neither bipedal tool use nor these supported conditions have been previously evaluated in apes.
14
The Ghedians appear as man-sized bipedal felines covered with a great deal of fur.
15
The second lump of insensitive bipedal protein tried another tack.
16
In 2004, Toyota unveiled this bipedal vehicle, called the i-foot.
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