CORDIS Project
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This project aims to bridge evolutionary and biomechanical research by linking anatomical traits of early bipedal dinosaurs to their locomotor performance. It will develop tools to simulate and measure movement in modern archosaurs, providing insights into the locomotion of extinct species.
I seek to unify evolutionary and biomechanical research by achieving a “functional synthesis” in evolution that causally links phenotypes (anatomy) to actual performance.
Did early, bipedal dinosaurs evolve advantages in their locomotor performance over other Late Triassic archosaurs (“ruling reptiles”)?
This “locomotor superiority” hypothesis was first proposed to explain what made dinosaurs distinct from other Triassic taxa, perhaps aiding their survival into the Jurassic.
However, the hypothe…
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