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...of the subtribe ''Hominina''. They are characterized by erect posture and bipedal locomotion, complex and diverse methods of communication, and a high level ...'[[Homo erectus]]''. Humans are distinguished from other primates by their bipedal locomotion, and notably their higher mental faculties, which allows for the

...ade-off between a [[Pelvis|pelvis]] size that is suitable for [[Bipedalism|bipedal locomotion]] and one that is capable of safe [[Childbirth|childbirth]]. ...the smaller birth canal. This is seen as a trade-off between the needs of bipedal locomotion and childbirth.

...ten described in North American folklore. It is said to be a large, hairy, bipedal humanoid. The term "Bigfoot" is often used to describe a number of similar Bigfoot is often described as a large, hairy, bipedal humanoid, standing between 6 and 9 feet tall. It is said to have large eyes

...s term is often used in the field of [[paleoanthropology]] to describe all bipedal human ancestors.

A human is a bipedal primate belonging to the species of ''Homo sapiens''. Humans are characteri

Australopithecus is characterized by its ape-like features, but with bipedal locomotion, suggesting that these individuals were able to walk upright. Th

...e process of using one's feet to move from one place to another. It is a [[bipedal]] form of terrestrial locomotion, which involves the alternating movements

Dinosaurs exhibit a wide array of physical features. Some dinosaurs were bipedal, while others were quadrupedal. Many dinosaurs developed elaborate skeletal

* [[Human]]: A bipedal primate species belonging to the genus Homo, especially Homo sapiens.