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The 9 pages that link to Kangaroo locomotion, each with the reason it gives.

• BipedalismRelated: Kangaroos show how two-legged movement can rely on hopping rather than alternating steps.

• MacropodidaeBroader topic: Kangaroos illustrate how macropod limbs and tail support different gaits.

• KangarooBroader topic: It describes how kangaroos shift between fast hopping and slow ground travel.

• Red kangarooRelated: Its anatomy supports energy-efficient hopping across open terrain.

• HoppingBroader topic: Kangaroos provide a prominent example of repeated limb-driven hopping.

• Saltatorial locomotionBroader topic: Kangaroos illustrate how elastic energy storage can make repeated hopping economical at higher speeds.

• Tree-kangarooCompared with: Tree-kangaroos retain macropod features but rely more on climbing than open-ground hopping.

• Eastern grey kangarooRelated: Its powerful hind legs drive efficient long-distance hopping.

• MacropodiformesBroader topic: This specialized locomotion shows how macropod limbs support both rapid travel and slow movement.