Our paper is out! Work by Christopher Black in collaboration with Liam Browne, Rob Brownstone, and Marco Beato. Here, we describe the unique kinematic signatures of multi-limb coordination in freely climbing mice and show how these flexibly adapt to changing environments. tinyurl.com/4bnw88wk
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Naturalistic climbing reveals adaptive strategies for interlimb coordination in freely moving mice
Multi-limb coordination is vital for mammalian locomotion. While coordination requires
reliable organization of limb movements, it also requires flexibility to adapt to
environmental demands. In natur...
