Adaptations can endow species with complex traits that enable them to occupy new niches.
To adapt to the arboreal lifestyle, treefrogs have evolved a suite of complex traits for climbing …

… This assumption has prompted many dubious assertions: that claws are quite unsuitable
for fast arboreal locomotion (Campbell, 1966, p. 66), that arboreal locomotion demands …

… to study the adaptation of the musculoskeletal system for arboreal locomotion, particularly from
a … terrestrial macropodines reflect adaptation of the limb musculature of tree-kangaroos for …

… have been linked to arboreal locomotion and even specific … most of our understanding of
arboreal locomotion is based on … extent non-mammalian tetrapods share these adaptations. …

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… Arboreal locomotion has mainly been looked at to date in the … In order to maintain stability
during arboreal locomotion, … We conclude that these features are behavioral adaptations …

… observed in the present study represent a general behavioral adaptation to the challenges
of arboreal locomotion by terrestrial mammals or simply a solution specific for this species. …

… Jumping is an integral part of arboreal locomotion, though not for bears and the giant panda.
Most jumping involves the rapid extension of the hind legs (eg, Genetta spp.) (ME Taylor …

… Many later attempts contributed species-specific details, but did not improve our insufficient
knowledge of what is really characteristic of arboreal locomotion in small monkeys. In view of …

… seems to influence the arboreal locomotion of small mammals… In this context, we studied
the arboreal locomotion of one of … aims to elucidate behavioral adaptations related to arboreal …