Ground-reaction-force profiles of bipedal walking in bipedally trained Japanese monkeys.
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Naomichi Ogihara | Masato Nakatsukasa | Eishi Hirasaki | Hiroo Kumakura | N. Ogihara | E. Hirasaki | H. Kumakura | M. Nakatsukasa
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