bipedally
Walking upright style
In the manner of a biped—walking on two feet.
Humans move bipedally, as do birds.
The term appears most often in scientific or technical contexts discussing locomotion: Early hominids began walking bipedally millions of years ago.
The robot was designed to move bipedally across uneven terrain.
Vertical or morally sound
- erectVertical in position
- postureBody position, alignment
- spineColumn of vertebrae
- pelvisBony basin at waist
balance · gait · skeleton · legs · feet · hip · musculature · alignment
Locomotion on foot
- stridingWalking with long steps
- ambulatingMoving on foot
- trekkingLong-distance foot travel
- hikingRecreational trail walking
marching · strolling · sauntering · trudging · ambling · running · sprinting · jogging
Bipedal primate family
- primateHigher mammal order member
- anthropologyStudy of human cultures
- adaptationFitting to new conditions
- upright postureVertical body alignment
savanna · natural selection · fossil record · human evolution · ape · ancestor · speciation · vertebrate
Homo sapiens individual
- ostrichLargest living bird
- kangarooPouched Australian leaper
- penguinFlightless aquatic southern bird
- emuFlightless Australian bird
flamingo · chicken · tyrannosaur · velociraptor · roadrunner · crane · stork · heron
upright
Vertical or morally sound
pelvis · balance · gait · skeleton · legs · feet · hip · musculature · alignment · center of gravity
walking
Locomotion on foot
- stridingWalking with long steps
- ambulatingMoving on foot
- trekkingLong-distance foot travel
hiking · marching · strolling · sauntering · trudging · ambling · running · sprinting · jogging · hopping
hominid
Bipedal primate family
- primateHigher mammal order member
- anthropologyStudy of human cultures
- adaptationFitting to new conditions
upright posture · savanna · natural selection · fossil record · human evolution · ape · ancestor · speciation · vertebrate · mammal
human
Homo sapiens individual
emu · flamingo · chicken · tyrannosaur · velociraptor · roadrunner · crane · stork · heron · cassowary
- bipedal robotTwo-legged artificial walker