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Brachiation - In some arboreal primates, a form of locomotion in which the animal swings hand over hand from branch to branch. In primate species in which brachiation is fully developed, a primate can move through the trees faster than a human can walk on the ground.

In this issue's Species Spotlight, orangutans are an example of a primate that uses brachiation as their main form of locomotion.

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Disruptive coloration
Infrasonic
» Crash
» Infrasonic
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» Adaptation
» Species Survival Plan
» In Situ (in si'too')
» Biodiversity
     
Brachiation