FIG. 3 in Terrestrial behavior and trackway morphology of Neotropical bats

FIG. 3. Screen capture outlines of D. rotundus bounding behavior: A) Bat positions both wrists anterior to tip of snout with pedes proximal to body; B–C) Body propelled forward as wrists and manual digit I remain planted, resulting in position with wrists posterior to shoulders and pedes directed posteriorly; D) Pedes picked up and brought forward and beneath body at same time as forelimbs lifted and moved forward; E) Bat returns to initial position with wrists anterior to tip of snout; F) Motion repeated. Note staggered movement of hindlimbs in second bound (E–F). Screen captures taken approximately 0.125 seconds apart