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<p>the way the body is supported by the legs, is an important aspect. There are three main ways in which vertebrates support themselves with their legs - sprawling, semi-erect, and fully erect. Some animals may use different postures in different circumstances, depending on the posture's mechanical advantages. There is no detectable difference in energetic cost between stances.</p>

<p>The "sprawling" posture is the most primitive, and is the original limb posture from which the others evolved. The upper part of the limbs are typically held horizontally,</p><p>
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